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My 4 year old has severe ear infection after grommets fell out. he has been on antibiotics 2x in the last month and its not getting better. help?
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It happens: The occasional patient that needs tubes initially may eventually need more than one set. It is usually not needed as they get older but each case is unique. Follow up with an ENT would be wise.
Answered 2/25/2018
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