My toddler has ear ache?

Doctor can evaluate: An ear infection on the inside of the eardrum is a "middle ear" infection, and can start when a person gets congestion from allergies, colds, or sinusitis. An ear infection on the outside of the eardrum is an "outer ear" infection or "swimmer's ear," which is caused by moisture in the outer ear canal that allows skin germs to grow and multiply in the skin. Other causes of pain are possible.

Using this site: To get the most from this site you need to provide adequate background information on your problem/concern followed by a clear related question. Your statement is interesting but placing a question mark afterwards does not make your question clear. Do you assume there is an infection?Why? What information are you seeking? You are welcome to start over.

Ear pain: Make your child comfortable. If s/he is eating, drinking, playing and doesn't have a fever, most ear pains will be better on their own. Persistent pain, or fever and vomiting, please see your doctor.