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I'm pretty sure this is in the wrong category, but this is the one that relates to my problem the closest.
I have swimmers ear, but I went swimming a few weeks ago [almost 2], and it still isn't gone. It's seriously getting bed. I can't hear out of my left ear, so I constantly ask people if I'm yelling or if I'm talking normal. I can't lower my voice because then I can't hear myself. Sometimes when I lay down, I can my hear my heartbeat in my left ear. It's really weird. I've had swimmers ear before, and it never lasted this song, so when is this going to go away? Or is it more serious than I think? Help! It's really annoying.
See a doctor.
If you haven't tried this, it works (but i dont know if its too late)
Put a teeny bit of rubbing alcohol in your ear, and dump it our really quick, it should dry up and water thats in there.
If that doesnt work, try buying swimmer's ear. Its basically the same thing, but you can leave it in your ear.
Seeing a doctor would probably be the best.
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