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A member asked:
I used debrox in my ear that has a tube by accident. 18 hrs later and i have that "full" feeling in my ear. no ent until mon. could i havedone damage?
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Unlikely: Nope. The wax may be swelling a bit as it softens up. I think you should be just fine.
Answered 12/21/2015
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