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What can i do about my chronic ear infections?
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Check with an ENT: Tina, have you seen an ear/nose/throat (otolaryngologist) specialist yet? Would recommend you do so. There are many reasons for chronic ear infections. Could be due to allergies, microbial infections, or perhaps a yet undiagnosed problem with the structure of the ear, to name a few. The specialist should be able to get to the bottom of things. Get an appointment, and hang in there!
Answered 12/7/2013
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