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Do i need to report otitis media as a long-term health condition, or does it go away after being treated?
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Otitis media: No and yes. No it's not a long term condition and does not need to "be reported" and and yes it does go away after treatment.
Answered 2/27/2014
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Goes away: Otitis media usually goes away after being treated. In some very young children it can be a chronic medical condition. Unless there is something unusual about your otitis media you do not need to report it as a long term health condition.
Answered 12/8/2015
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