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My daughter was diagnosed with ear infection. is this likely to be a big problem for her?
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Common problem: Most children will have at least one ear infection in their life. It is a common problem, that in the vast majority of cases leaves no permanent problem. If it becomes recurren or persistent it may require further evaluation by an ENT doctor.
Answered 2/25/2017
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