Around 10% of the population will be affected by Otitis Externa (Swimmers Ear) at some point in their lives, according to the NHS. With repeated exposure to water increasing the risk of contracting the condition, and the summer months meaning more people are preparing to hit the pool, Hidden Hearing has issued advice and information to its customers.
Hidden Hearing explains:
Boys Town has some tips for parents to help prevent swimmers ear. The condition can be associated with prolonged pool time and can cause a painful skin condition.
Swimmers ear occurs when moisture is trapped in the ear canal and becomes infected. Common symptoms include pain, redness, itching and decreased hearing.
The national child and healthcare organization, founded more than 90 years ago, is a leader in parenting advice and offers these tips to help prevent swimmers ear:
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