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Ear Infection
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I have had one ear infection after another for the last year . They are really bad tonight again,is there anything i can buy over the counter that may help ?
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I seem to get repetitive Otitis Externa, which sometimes turns to impetigo when attempt to scratch or rub the itching. I've found the pain usually subsides after a day or two, but I usually end up with Otomise spray (which is wonderfully cool and soothing) and penicillin from the doctor. Even then, I can stay deaf for a couple of weeks or more until the swelling goes down. Matter of fact, I'm about to see the doc again for a follow-up check from the last lot, just to make sure I haven't got a perforated eardrum (was so swollen before that he couldn't even see it!).
Most of my children have glue ear (which means they get terrible ear pain, then the ear drum gets a hoe in it and the goo comes out). One consultant told us to our Katvol (or similar) on them even if they are bit snotty to keep all the airways clear and it really seems to help. Hope you feel better soon.
For information only.........a boil in the ear and otits externa are two different conditions requiring differing methods of treatment.
A boil would not respond in any way to otomize but otits externa would.
Both conditions may well respond to dressings inserted into the ear.
A boil is extremely painful, Otis externa, less so.
A boil would not respond in any way to otomize but otits externa would.
Both conditions may well respond to dressings inserted into the ear.
A boil is extremely painful, Otis externa, less so.