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Is it normal to have fluid in your ears without an infection? dr said there is no infection but a lot of fluid in the ears which is causing it to hurt
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Serous otitis: Is usually not an infection, can be related to an upper respiratory tract infection, allergies....No antibiotics recommended, decongestants and prescription nasal sprays usually work to clear it out. Good luck!
Answered 3/22/2020
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