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How long can it take to clear blockage in my sons ear? our doctor said to put peroxide in his ear at night and perscription drops in the morning.
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Ear wax: Assuming you are talking about ear wax, it depends on how impacted his ears are and how long the impaction has been present. Under normal circumstances figure approximately 5-7 days.
Answered 10/24/2013
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