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Every time i get water in my ears, i end up with an ear infection. why is this happening now but before it never used to occur?
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Prednisone?: It could be because you are on prednisone. That can lead to an increase of ear canal infections. You can use 50% alcohol or 50% vinegar drops to put into your ears after water contact to reduce the chance of swimmer's ear. If you have a current infection, the alcohol drops will burn and should be avoided.
Answered 10/6/2013
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