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I'm pregnant and have been having ear infections for the last 3-4 weeks! what should i do?
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Treat as needed: Your ear infections and their treatment should not adversely affect the baby. Be sure to tell the treating physician you are pregnant so s/he can avoid meds that might.
Answered 10/4/2016
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