swimer's ear

people will probably tell you to try various mixtures of alcohol, glycerine, cows urine etc...

easier just to go to Target or Walmart and buy a product called Auro-dri. works well. make sure you
dry the ear as well as you can after swimming or showering, but you may just be more susceptilbe to
it (like my wife..she was a competitive diver, and gets SE from showering still).

Auro-dri is cheap and works.

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I have a question and I hope this board might be able to help. I'm new to swimming and have just
learned this past year. twice within the past six weeks or so I have developed in my left year
what I guess would be considered swimer's ear. I was wondering how to clear it up, 2ndly how to
prevent it from recuurring, and 3rdly is it a bad idea to go back in the water before it clears
up, I've had the feeling in the ear for about a week now.

Thanks for any input

frank

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I have a question and I hope this board might be able to help. I'm new to swimming and have just
learned this past year. twice within the past six weeks or so I have developed in my left year
what I guess would be considered swimer's ear. I was wondering how to clear it up, 2ndly how to
prevent it from recuurring, and 3rdly is it a bad idea to go back in the water before it clears
up, I've had the feeling in the ear for about a week now.

I haven't tried it yet, but on of my friends told me about BuroSol. You just put a few drops before
going in the water and you don't have any more problems. He used to frequently have swimer's ear but
he has'n had any more since he's used it.

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Clearing it up will probably require a trip to the doctor and some antibiotic drops.

Preventing it, there are a variety of commercial products that work fine. Home version is a
solution of alcohol and vinegar, alcohol to dry it, vinegar to make it acidic to prevent
fungal/bacterial growth.

Once you got it, it needs to get cleared up before getting back in the water...if not treated, it
can lead to serious problems.

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I have a question and I hope this board might be able to help. I'm new to swimming and have just
learned this past year. twice within the past six weeks or so I have developed in my left year
what I guess would be considered swimer's ear. I was wondering how to clear it up, 2ndly how to
prevent it from recuurring, and 3rdly is it a bad idea to go back in the water before it clears
up, I've had the feeling in the ear for about a week now.

Thanks for any input

frank

this is a repeating question,

i use burosol too, seems to work fine

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Quoted message said:

I have a question and I hope this board might be able to help. I'm new to swimming and have just
learned this past year. twice within the past six weeks or so I have developed in my left year
what I guess would be considered swimer's ear. I was wondering how to clear it up, 2ndly how to
prevent it from recuurring, and 3rdly is it a bad idea to go back in the water before it clears
up, I've had the feeling in the ear for about a week now.

I haven't tried it yet, but on of my friends told me about BuroSol. You just put a few drops
before going in the water and you don't have any more problems. He used to frequently have
swimer's ear but he has'n had any more since he's used it.

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