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A member asked:
My daughter (18) has had 3 lots of antibiotics for ear infection. it's no longer inflamed but still enlarged and still sore.. is this normal?
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Needs to be seen: You need to follow up with your child's doctor. It's difficult to answer your question without an ear exam and your daughter's prior medical history.
Answered 6/2/2016
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