If you go to school, talk to the school nurse, as you need to be examined by an ENT doctor. You could go to the emergency department of a nearby hospital. You could call the health department of your city or county for additional assistance. Wish you good health!
Answered 3/17/2021
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Not unusual to get water in our ears.Normally it drains out easily within minutes to hours! For you to still have those symptoms, (earache, pressure and hearing loss) , the water that penetrated the inner ear may have been trapped and possibly caused an infection that can damage your hearing and balance. I would recommend seeing an ENT doctor to confirm the diagnosis and offer treatment options.
Answered 3/22/2021
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