Otitis media is a relatively common otorhinolaryngological disease, which may cause some patients to experience pain, discharge of pus, and decreased hearing. After the onset of pain, it is necessary to visit an otorhinolaryngologist for an otoscopic examination to assess the extent of the inflammation. Generally, it is considered necessary to use antibiotics for anti-infection treatment. During the treatment process, it is important to observe the alleviation of symptoms. If the pain persists and does not ease, a small number of patients may also need to consider treatment with pain relief medications. During the treatment process, it is necessary to monitor changes in the patient's vital signs. With timely treatment, the condition of most patients will gradually stabilize, but there may be recurrent episodes.