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Both ears feel wet in morning. (21weeks pregnant) had eustachian tube problems since 16 weeks. what is causing this? ent says my ears are normal. ty
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Wet ears: Unless you're experiencing night sweats or fevers, moisture in the ear canal suggests some abnormality within the ear canal(external otitis, or eczema) or in the middle ear. However these conditions would be recognized by physician or your otolaryngologist. If you have associated itching of the ear canal, ask your obstetrician if cortisporin otic ear drops would be ok for you to try.
Answered 6/9/2021
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