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Am 65 had ear tube removed now ear constantly popping. very annoying! is this normal?
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Hole is healing: The hole left by the eartube removal is healing. That's the likely cause of the popping sound you're hearing. If pain evolves or if the popping does not progressively subside, see your ENT doctor.
Answered 6/11/2017
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