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A member asked:
I used polydexa for 5 days to treat an inflamated ear, it passed for a while, but now the pain is back. should i use the drops again?
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See doctor: Best to see a doctor to examine the ear make sure the drum is ok as some of the drops when used for prolonged periods can be harmful if it is. Also this would allow the doctor to check the pain isn't coming from behind the eardrum which may need a different treatment.
Answered 2/14/2017
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