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What treatment/prescriptions are recommended to treat a fungal ear infection?
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Your pharmacist can recommend a nonprescription antifungal ointment, but you have to be sure you have a fungal infection. It's prudent to have a physician or a dermatologist examine you for an accurate diagnosis and proper treatment.
Answered 8/29/2021
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