Treatment of Otitis with Folk Remedies #2

Treatment of Otitis with Folk Remedies

If you have been diagnosed with otitis, it indicates that you need to start treatment immediately. The most effective approach is timely, comprehensive treatment. Combining traditional medicine with folk remedies will yield the fastest results.

Folk Remedies for Treating Otitis

1. Walnut Leaf Oil
   This recipe takes a long time to prepare, so it is not suitable for urgent care. You can make it if you are prone to otitis. In late June, gather walnut leaves, chop or crush them, place them in a jar, and cover them with sunflower oil. Store the container in a dark, cool place for three months. Dip a cotton swab in this oil and gently apply it inside the ear, but not too deep, and behind the ear.
2. Wormwood
   Prepare 1 tsp of wormwood flowers and add 70 g of alcohol. Let it sit for 10 days in a dark place, shaking it occasionally. Soak a cotton ball in this mixture, wring it out slightly, and place it in the ear overnight. Typically, three nights are enough for the pain to subside.
3. Onion Treatment

• If your ears hurt, cut a small piece of fresh onion and place it in the ear. Wrap a warm scarf around the ear. Repeat the treatment not when the pain starts, but in the morning and before bed.
• Make a hole in an onion, fill it with a spoonful of cumin, and seal it with another piece of onion to prevent the cumin from falling out. Bake the onion in the oven on low heat. The onion will release juice, which should be dripped three drops into children’s ears and six drops into adults’ ears in the morning, at noon, and in the evening.
• Cut an onion and squeeze its juice into a silver spoon. Hold the spoon over a candle flame until the juice begins to boil. Cool it slightly and place the warm onion juice, one drop at a time, into the ear.
• Bake an onion in the oven. After that, grate it and squeeze out the juice. The juice should be dripped into the ear and applied around the ear.

4. Herbal Pouch
   Steam chamomile and elderflower, mix them, and place them in a pouch. Apply this pouch to the affected ear three times a day.
5. Basil Juice
   Basil juice can be bought or extracted from the flower yourself. Before using, warm it slightly and drip a few drops for a child and 8 drops for an adult, three times a day. Instead of juice, you can use basil oil, which has a range of medicinal properties, including pain relief.
6. Mumiyo
   For treating otitis and mesotympanitis, a mixture of mumiyo, honey, milk, and butter is highly effective.

• Prepare mumiyo and pour it over warm butter in the ratio of 1-2 tsp per 200 g of butter. Drop the warm mixture into the ear, one drop in the morning and one in the evening.
• Mix milk, honey, and mumiyo in the following proportions: a glass of milk, a teaspoon of honey, and half a teaspoon of mumiyo. Drink this solution, one glass per day, to stop pus and relieve pain.

7. Propolis Tincture
   For severe ear pain, take propolis and cover it with moonshine or vodka. Let it steep in a dark, cool place for 24 hours. Then take a napkin, soak it well in the tincture, and rub the sore area frequently. At night, bake a small onion, cut off a piece, and place it in the ear. This treatment will bring relief within a couple of days.
8. Sunflower Oil
   Take a container with sunflower oil and place it in a water bath. Keep it there for half an hour. Dip a cotton swab into the oil and gently apply it to the ear. Repeat the procedure three times a day.
9. Kalanchoe and Aloe Compress
   Take two leaves each of kalanchoe and aloe. Crush them and wrap them in a cloth or gauze. Apply the compress to the affected ear overnight.
10. Bay Leaf
    Otitis can be effectively treated with bay leaves. You’ll need a few bay leaves, which should be crushed and placed in a glass, then add boiling water. Let it infuse for a couple of hours, then strain. Drop 4 small drops into the affected ear at night and cover it with cotton.