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A member asked:
Glue ear and retracted ear drum very uncomfy... can i go swimming and diving? school health center doctor said steroid nose inhaler would help??
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Prior ear infections: Glued/retracted eardrum? One side? Did you have history of multiple ear infections when you were a baby? Nasal steroid spray can help with allergies symptoms including runny nose or nasal congestion. I am uncertain whether it can help with retracted eardrum. Since you are uncomfortable, something should be done. OTC Claritin D or Zyrtec-D may help. If persistent, consult doc. Good luck.
Answered 10/21/2017
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