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I can't get my 4 year old to take his ear drops and he just had tubes put in last monday. should i worry? is it that important?
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Ear tubes: Usually the recommendation is to avoid any fluid in the ears after installing the ear tubes, unless your doctor wants some medications given, so s/he would be the best to answer your question, wish you and your son wellness
Answered 1/17/2016
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