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A member asked:
Almost 2 years ago, i have had a perforated ear drum which has already healed and closed. will cleaning with hydrogen peroxide to this ear be safe?
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Yes...diluted 50-50: Yes, is the simple answer, If it is diluted 50-50 with water. But better if the PCP's office with ability to look into the ears can do the flushing.
Answered 6/4/2021
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