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What are common ear disorders?
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Many: Common ear disorders in children are middle ear infections caused by viruses and bacteria. External otitis is an infection of the skin of the outer ear canal and is often caused by instrumentation of the outer ear in an attempt to remove wax. These infections may become chronic. Inner ear injuries are commonly caused by excessive noise exposure and viral infections. Aging and genetics are imp.
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