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An ear infection can be caused by bacteria or a virus. It happens when fluid builds up in the area behind your baby's eardrum and then becomes infected. Normally any fluid that enters this area leaves pretty quickly through the eustachian tube, which connects the middle ear to the back of the nose and throat.
Many children get ear infections. The infections are usually in the middle ear behind the eardrum. They may be caused by bacteria or by a virus. Doctors often treat bacterial infections with antibiotics. Antibiotics are strong medicines that kill bacteria. Infants and some babies and children do need antibiotics. But using antibiotics too often can be harmful. Hereâs why: In most cases, antibiotics are not needed.. 1  They do not work for ear infections caused by viruses. 2  They do not help the pain. 3  Usually, viral infections and many bacterial infections go away on their own in two to three days, especially in children who are over two years old.