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- Gov't MuleLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
There is regular swimmers ear medication at any drug store. It's an infection in your ear canel. If it's bad enought you have to get antibiotics. Here's a link that will help
And the sock deal above also helps,, I use dry cooking rice.
AND DON"T Do what the 'scuba diver' says !! If you have a middle ear infection blowing will make it far worse. I'm a former scuba instructor!!! P.A.D.I. He must have missed that class
Source(s): I've had plenty from swimming in the ocean all my life - 1 decade ago
If you can' t get to the store tonight fill a sock w/ salt and microwave it about 30 seconds lay down with the affected ear on it the salt should draw out the moisture
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Buy this stuff called "Simmers Ear" at Rite Aid or Walgreens or any drug store probably.
It's about 6 bucks a bottle, but it works great.
I use to get really horrible ear infections any time I got water in my ears, but now I use this stuff afterwords and have no problems.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
You need to get some AquaEar drops from your chemist. Works like a charm.
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- 1 decade ago
pinch your nose and attempt to breathe out of your nostrils
dont blow to hard or itll hurt more
just enough to where you feel relief
im a scuba diver and have to do this alllllll the time
oh and some are able to wiggle their jaw and swallow at the same time
if you can do it, it works pretty well
hope this helped
Source(s): experience - Anonymous1 decade ago
jump up and down