Ears and nose

In the spring and autumn, during changes between seasons, children often suffer earaches.
Drafts and sudden changes in temperature may cause bacteria to proliferate with a consequent accumulation of wax in the ears, which, if neglected, may progress to a painful earache.
The first tip, once the pain has appeared, is to go and see a ear, nose and throat specialist, who will indicate the most appropriate treatment.
Prevention is however the basis of all treatments so we recommend mothers follow a few simple rules to avoid that annoying earache:
- Cover the child’s ears and respiratory tract with a hat and scarves, which act as a barrier against the start of the cold season




