Chronic otitis media in toddlers?

my toddler was diagnosed with chronic otitis media and was refered to an ENT specialist for the third time. first for her ear tubes. second and her tonsillectomy and removal of her adenoids. now she has a ear infection which is oozing alot of pus and refered us again, and i don't know what to expect. she's had two surgeries already. i don't know what is the next treatment options
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I saw information on TV the other day about a new treatment for stubborn cases like this in England. They use a nasal spray with bacteria...these bacteria do not harm the child, but they do "eat" the harmful bacteria that keep causing the infection. It worked much better than antibiotics. You could ask the doc if he is familiar with this new treatment.

you are right to be concerned. i would look up her problems on the web. there are many medical sites available. that will give you some ideas for talking to the doctor. infections can spread so easily and cause many serious problems if not resolved quickly. and pus is a sure sign of infection. she probably needs different antibiotics and possibly have her ears flushed. The doctor should be able to discuss and explain things. learn what you can and ask alot of questions. good luck

You should consider what's in your environment. For example, do you have mold and mildew in your house? Particularly in your bathroom and on the windows in your house. Also does your child have allergies? Food and environmental. This could be a big factor. Good luck!