Parent's Ear Infection Cookbook: Medical Recipes for Avoiding Surgery

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Cover of the book Parent's Ear Infection Cookbook: Medical Recipes for Avoiding Surgery by Howard G. Smith, M.D., Howard G. Smith, M.D.
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Author: Howard G. Smith, M.D. ISBN: 9781465902603
Publisher: Howard G. Smith, M.D. Publication: August 24, 2011
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Howard G. Smith, M.D.
ISBN: 9781465902603
Publisher: Howard G. Smith, M.D.
Publication: August 24, 2011
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

This how-to book teaches parents that there are healthier, more effective ways to solve their children's ear infection problems than surgery or repeated courses of ever stronger antibiotics. Today's standard therapy is not preventive but reactive. Kids typically have each ear infection treated with an antibiotic by their pediatricians. Then, as the numbers of infections rise, children are referred to a specialist for surgery. There is nothing in between.

Over the past 35 years, the author has developed preventive medical strategies to fill that therapeutic gap. His “cookbook” is a commonsense compendium of readily implemented step-by-step "recipes" to prevent and control children's ear infections with logical and strategic medical therapy and without the need for surgery.

The book details medical recipes that first clean up the ears and nose and then prevent subsequent ear infections. This maximal medical management regimen is called Dr. Smith’s VIP Program. V stands for ventilation and IP stands for infection prevention.

The ventilation cleanup process eliminates old debris and swollen linings using washing, decongestion, humidification, and healthy feeding strategies. The infection prevention process aggressively prevents and treats the colds, nasal allergies, and stomach reflux that cause ear infections and ear fluid accumulations to occur and persist.

Ear infections are the most common affliction of infants and younger children. These infections occur now more often than ever as more infants, toddlers, and young children are socializing in greater numbers at younger ages. More children are spending their days in day care and pre-school programs where the "common cold" viruses and some nasty bacteria run rampant. They are the chief reason for pediatric "sick" visits, and recurrent and persisting ear infections frequently lead to one of the most common surgical procedures performed in children which is ear tube insertion. 
 
The book is targeted toward parents, grandparents, and other caretakers of infants and children who are experiencing recurring ear infections. Secondary audiences would include day care staff, pre-school teachers and staff, and teachers of school age children. This book would also be of interest to health care professionals including pediatricians, pediatric nurse practitioners, general ear, nose, and throat specialists, and those training for these professions. 
 
The author, Howard G. Smith, M.D., is a pediatric otolaryngologist, a specialist with advanced training and experience treating the ear, nose, and throat problems of infants, children, and adolescents. In addition to practicing medicine, Dr. Smith has a long and continuing interest in educating the public about health care issues. A former radio medical editor and talk show host, he currently produces an internationally distributed podcast "Dr. Howard Smith OnCall."

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This how-to book teaches parents that there are healthier, more effective ways to solve their children's ear infection problems than surgery or repeated courses of ever stronger antibiotics. Today's standard therapy is not preventive but reactive. Kids typically have each ear infection treated with an antibiotic by their pediatricians. Then, as the numbers of infections rise, children are referred to a specialist for surgery. There is nothing in between.

Over the past 35 years, the author has developed preventive medical strategies to fill that therapeutic gap. His “cookbook” is a commonsense compendium of readily implemented step-by-step "recipes" to prevent and control children's ear infections with logical and strategic medical therapy and without the need for surgery.

The book details medical recipes that first clean up the ears and nose and then prevent subsequent ear infections. This maximal medical management regimen is called Dr. Smith’s VIP Program. V stands for ventilation and IP stands for infection prevention.

The ventilation cleanup process eliminates old debris and swollen linings using washing, decongestion, humidification, and healthy feeding strategies. The infection prevention process aggressively prevents and treats the colds, nasal allergies, and stomach reflux that cause ear infections and ear fluid accumulations to occur and persist.

Ear infections are the most common affliction of infants and younger children. These infections occur now more often than ever as more infants, toddlers, and young children are socializing in greater numbers at younger ages. More children are spending their days in day care and pre-school programs where the "common cold" viruses and some nasty bacteria run rampant. They are the chief reason for pediatric "sick" visits, and recurrent and persisting ear infections frequently lead to one of the most common surgical procedures performed in children which is ear tube insertion. 
 
The book is targeted toward parents, grandparents, and other caretakers of infants and children who are experiencing recurring ear infections. Secondary audiences would include day care staff, pre-school teachers and staff, and teachers of school age children. This book would also be of interest to health care professionals including pediatricians, pediatric nurse practitioners, general ear, nose, and throat specialists, and those training for these professions. 
 
The author, Howard G. Smith, M.D., is a pediatric otolaryngologist, a specialist with advanced training and experience treating the ear, nose, and throat problems of infants, children, and adolescents. In addition to practicing medicine, Dr. Smith has a long and continuing interest in educating the public about health care issues. A former radio medical editor and talk show host, he currently produces an internationally distributed podcast "Dr. Howard Smith OnCall."

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