Tympanitis can be categorized as acute tympanitis, herpetic tympanitis and chronic granulomatous tympanitis, and usually does not heal on its own. It can cause ear pain and hearing loss. Once diagnosed, the patient should seek medical attention as soon as possible and be treated with medication and surgery. 1. Acute tympanitis: The main symptoms include earache, fever, hearing loss and headache. Patients should maintain good personal hygiene in daily life. Erythromycin and other drugs should also be applied for treatment as prescribed by the doctor. After using the medicine, nausea, abdominal pain and other symptoms may occur, and should seek medical treatment in time. 2. Herpetic tympanitis: the main symptoms include earache, ear overflow, tinnitus, hearing loss and low-grade fever, malaise and other symptoms. This disease is mainly caused by viral infection, and can be treated with medicines such as acyclovir and ribavirin as prescribed by the doctor. After using the drugs, patients may have adverse reactions such as skin rash and abdominal pain, and must seek medical help promptly. 3. Chronic granulomatous tympanitis: the main symptoms include discomfort in the ear and intermittent small amount of pus. For patients with significant granulation tissue proliferation, the granulation tissue on the surface of the tympanic membrane can also be removed under the microscope. For patients, once diagnosed with tympanitis. It is important to pay attention to it and carry out follow-up examinations in time to clarify the type of tympanitis. And according to the results of the examination, the corresponding treatment as soon as possible.