Consider EYE Drops for Some Patients With Swimmer's Ear

June 2014

Summer will bring questions about treating swimmer's ear.

Most antiseptic and antibiotic ear drops seem to work equally well for acute otitis externa. Steroid combos MIGHT relieve pain faster...especially if there's severe inflammation.

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Consider EYE Drops for Some Patients With Swimmer's Ear

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