1. Anatomy of an Ear Infection Slideshow Pictures
2. Take the Ear Infection Quiz
3. Tinnitus (Ringing of the Ears) Slideshow Pictures

Most people can manage their symptoms with diet and lifestyle modifications and a medical plan prescribed by their doctor.

• With a thorough evaluation and if you are motivated, you can often control attacks. Careful follow-ups with your primary care doctor and any consultants are needed on a regular basis to monitor symptoms, progress, and adjust therapy throughout the disease process.
  
  
• About 10% of people require a surgical procedure to control their attacks. Thorough evaluation by an ear, nose, and throat specialist would be done for surgical options if medical management fails.

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