My daughter received excellent treatment for otitis media at Yonsei ENT Clinic in Ansan.

My four-year-old daughter had been on medication for otitis media for over two weeks, but she cried every night, complaining of earache, and her fever fluctuated, which was very worrying. At the hospital I visited this time, the director spoke to my daughter at her level and began the treatment in a way that made her feel comfortable, so my daughter cooperated relatively well.
First, I underwent an otoscopy and a simple hearing test. The doctor showed me the condition of my eardrum on a monitor and explained that I still had residual effusion and that the inflammation hadn't completely subsided. Rather than simply extending the antibiotic treatment, the doctor advised adjusting the medication based on the stage of inflammation and focusing on improving the function of the Eustachian tube, which connects to the nose. Therefore, I received a new antibiotic prescription, anti-inflammatory medication, and a combination of nasal sprays and nasal suction.
What I appreciated most was the structured explanation of why my child kept relapsing, along with detailed instructions on how to clean his nose at home and how to manage his daily life. The step-by-step approach, without overtreatment, also gave me confidence. After three or four days of treatment, he started waking up less at night, and after about a week, he barely complained of pain. At the follow-up visit, I was reassured to hear that his eardrums had cleared significantly.