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I have ear problem in both ears for 3 months, antibiotics not work, what to do for treatment?
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Information is vague: Your information is too nonspecific to provide much information. Recommend that you see a physician, preferably an ear/ ear-nose-throat physician so you can give more information and have your ears examined.
Answered 5/24/2015
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