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Had my right ear syringed today by an ent surgeon a tick was attached to my ear drum,now i feel some pain and unbearable itch in that ear.is it normal?
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Yes, ear drops: Yes, hopefully you have ear drops for the itching. If not, see a pharmacist for OTC ear drops.
Answered 6/30/2015
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