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Do a lot of people get swimmer's ear?
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Yes: We see it constantly in the summer. It is easily treated with topical medications and can be prevented with vinegar/rubbing alcohol drops.
Answered 11/27/2017
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I get swimmers ear a lot. In the past 2 years i got it maybe 3 times. I feel a lot of times pain in the ear and it is nothing what do i do? I am tired of getting checked so much for it to be nothing. Any drops i can put in ear to ease pain?
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