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Ear Blockage Posted: 08-27-04 09:57am


I took a shower and water went into my right ear. It created a blockage immediately and I thought that it would clear by itself after a while. However, after a few hours, the blockage is still there. What should I do to get rid of the blockage? Should I visit an ear specialist for treatment?

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