People will soon be asking what to use for "swimmer's ear"

June 2006

People will soon be asking what to use for "swimmer's ear."

Acute otitis externa can occur when water disrupts the acidity of the ear canal...leading to bacterial overgrowth.

Prescribe antimicrobial ear drops first for uncomplicated cases. All these products seem to work well for swimmer's ear.

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