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I was wondering what are some ways to get rid of fluid behind eardrum (otitis media)?
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Time usually works: If it doesn't resolve with time, then the best way is to use a steroid nasal spray for 2-3 weeks. If that doesn't help then antibiotics might help or as a last resort, pe tubes from an ent.
Answered 5/16/2018
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