Ear tubes: If the tube has come out and infections return, it is reasonable to replace the tube. Consider adenoidectomy if it hasn't been done yet. Don't worry, your child will most likely grow out of this.
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Seek Consult: Discuss this with your doctor. Replacing the tube is safe and a standard procedure, but your child may not require this if they only have a few infections now. As mentioned, the vast majority of children get through this. And many need replacement tubes, so don't worry. Discuss this with your doctor as the answer depends on the specifics with your child.
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