Ear Infection FROM Diving?

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Hemlon:
Yes, but you mentioned not using alcohol in the prevention of ear infections.

I'm not trying to argue with you but you should know that your claim is contradictory to the source you listed.
I am not a specialist, it is the doctor who recommended to me.
 
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Originally Posted by DocVikingo

Hi Tomec,

And if It's_The_Water's problem is congestion or infection within the middle ear space, how will glycerin with acetic acid drops placed into the external ear be of benefit?

Thanks,

DocVikingo

Good question. It's the prevention against the congestion. With acetic acid, microbes cannot resist, glycerin is viscous and it can stay long time in the external ear. Tomec"


Hi Tomec,

But if the congestion is in the middle ear space, drying and acidifying drops placed in the external ear cannot cross the ear drum and enter that area. Thus, how could they be of help?

Regards,

DocVikingo
 
DocVikingo:
Hi Tomec,

But if the congestion is in the middle ear space, drying and acidifying drops placed in the external ear cannot cross the ear drum and enter that area. Thus, how could they be of help?

Regards,

DocVikingo
Drops placed in the external ear cannot cross the ear drum, but microbes can cross, the infection often starts in the external ear, then it is useful to prevent the microbes from crossing in the middle ear.
 
Tomeck:
Drops placed in the external ear cannot cross the ear drum, but microbes can cross, the infection often starts in the external ear, then it is useful to prevent the microbes from crossing in the middle ear.

It might be best to leave medical advice to those who have the training to support the advice given.
 
Hemlon:
It might be best to leave medical advice to those who have the training to support the advice given.

Amen, Nurse Hemlon.

Regards,

DocVikingo
 
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