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Management of mild or moderate external otitis in immunocompetent adults

Management of mild or moderate external otitis in immunocompetent adults
This algorithm describes the treatment of mild or moderate external otitis in immunocompetent patients. It is not appropriate for patients with severe disease characterized by intense pain and edema that completely occludes the canal, or for patients with disease of any severity who are immunocompromised (eg, patients receiving chemotherapy or chronic high-dose corticosteroid therapy, or those with solid organ or stem cell transplant, neutropenia, or advanced HIV infection). For any patient with diabetes or immunocompromise, unilateral ear pain, and inflammation in the external ear canal, malignant otitis externa should be considered. Antibiotic dosing is standard for adults with normal kidney function.

ENT: ear, nose, and throat specialist; HIV: human immunodeficiency virus.

* In patients with a suspected or confirmed non-intact tympanic membrane, avoid ototoxic preparations containing aminoglycosides or alcohol as well as acidic preparations, since they may reach the middle ear.

¶ Fluoroquinolones should be avoided in patients with a history of associated anaphylaxis, blistering skin reaction, systemic reaction, neurologic side effect, or tendonitis.

Δ Patients not improving should be evaluated for other conditions that may mimic or complicate external otitis. Refer to UpToDate content for more information.
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