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A member asked:
I had ear tubes placed in february due to eustachian tube dysfunction and i just lost a tube out of my left ear.what do i do? i thought they last a yr
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Ea tubes: Do nothing . Your ear drum will heal up on itsown. If concerned, check with your ENT physician.
Answered 6/10/2014
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