Patients with ear hole inflammation can first consider taking oral cephalosporin antibiotics for anti-inflammatory purposes, but it is necessary to make clear that the patient has no history of allergy to cephalosporin before using the medication to avoid allergic reactions. Cefuroxime tablets, cefdinir dispersible tablets and cefprozil capsules are commonly used clinically, and alcohol must not be consumed during medication. If patients are allergic to cephalosporin, they can be treated by replacing azithromycin tablets, or levofloxacin capsules or clindamycin granules. Normally, after about three days of active treatment, the patient’s condition will improve significantly. In the local area of the ear piercing, you can also use iodophor for anti-inflammation. Make sure to avoid contact with dirty water to avoid aggravating the infection and avoid rubbing the ear piercing place repeatedly with your hands. In terms of diet, patients need to eat light, not spicy, stimulating food, so as not to affect the recovery.