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Swimmer's Ear - Causes

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What was the cause of your swimmer's ear?

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Comment from: Aris, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: June 14

I developed swimmer's ear after two weeks of swimming, half an hour a day. This my first experience and it is very painful.

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Comment from: Sloppy, 35-44 Male (Patient) Published: July 15

I developed swimmer's ear after scuba diving two days in a row.

Comment from: Seaowl, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: July 06

I have psoriasis in my ear, so I'm always scratching it. I scratched it went swimming in the ocean and got the bacterial infection. I'm an adult and this really is painful. I can hardly move my jaw.

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Swimmer's Ear - Symptoms

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