Ear Grommets To Drain Excess Fluid
Fluid in the ear (otitis media) occurs when the eustachian tube becomes blocked, trapping fluid inside. Causes for otitis media include: Enlargement of the adenoids, turbinates, or sinus tissue The horizontal position of the eustachian tube in children which is prone to the accumulation of debris and fluid How Ear Grommets Are Inserted While the surgical insertion of an ear grommet takes only around 15 minutes to perform, general anesthesia is usually required....