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I got water into my ear, but it felt like there is no water inside my ear. did it go down toward the eustachian tube or something else happened?
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Evaporation?: Unless you have a perforation in your eardrum—and you would know if you do!—any water that enters the external auditory canal stays there until it either rolls out, is drawn out, or evaporates.
Answered 2/8/2015
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