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Ear pain in children may be a sign of an infection in the space behind the eardrum (middle ear). Ear infections (otitis media) most commonly occur when cold symptoms, such as a runny or stuffy nose and cough, have been present for a few days. An ear infection may occur when the eustachian tube swells and closes and fluid from the throat accumulates in the middle ear. The combination of fluid and germs (from bacteria or viruses) creates a perfect environment for an infection. Swelling from the infection causes pain from increased pressure on the eardrum. The pressure can cause the eardrum to rupture (perforate). A single eardrum rupture is not serious and does not cause hearing loss. Repeated ruptures may lead to hearing loss. Middle ear infections are more common in children than in adults. Young children have short, soft, more horizontal eustachian tubes that are more easily bloc ...

What are tai chi and qi gong? Tai chi and qi gong (pronounced “chee goong? are traditional Chinese exercises. They are based on two ideas: Energy, called qi or chi, flows through the body along "energy pathways" called meridians. If the flow of chi is blocked or unbalanced at any point on a pathway, it is thought that you may become ill. You do tai chi and qi gong to increase energy (chi or qi) and improve health through gentle, graceful, repeated movements. Nature, including the body, consists of opposing forces called yin and yang. Good health results when these forces are in balance. You do tai chi and qi gong movements in an attempt to help restore the body's balance of yin and yang. Tai chi is a series of movements done either very slowly or very quickly to move the body's chi. People use tai chi as a way to combine meditation and movement and to improve and maintain their health. Qi ...