Swimming with Ear Tubes: Risks, Precautions, and Safety
Generally not recommended to swim with ear tubes. Water entry can cause pain, infection, or damage. If swimming is necessary, use ear plugs or a swimmer's headband with plugs. Remove immediately after swimming and dry ears thoroughly. Consult your doctor first.
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