Earol 10 ml Swim Tea Tree Oil, Clear

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With a confirmed diagnosis of swimmer's ear, your GP will recommend treatment options that are appropriate for you. These can include:

No need for ear drops, head tilting or waiting times, just spray DryEars into each ear after water exposure to dry out the excess moisture and restore normal pH to the ear canal and prevent any microbial growth. DryEars Spray is a solution that helps to prevent infection and inflammation of the ear canal that can be caused by water exposure, causing Swimmer's Ear. Otitis externa sometimesoccurs ifa hair follicle inside the ear becomes infected by bacteria and develops into a spot (pimple) orboil. If you have an allergic reaction to anything that is placed inside your ears, such as hearing aids, earplugs or earrings, remove the item. A mild allergic reaction will usually clear up on its own. Using hypoallergenic products (products that have a lower potential for causing allergic reactions) may also help. Swimmer’s ear (medically known as otitis externa) commonly occurs when exposure to water breaks down the ear’s protective natural waxy lining. Even just the smallest amount of water in the ear can create a breeding ground for bacteria and fungus to form, causing infection, inflammation, itching and irritation. How can Otinova ® Ear Spray help? micro suction – where a small suction device is used to remove any earwax, discharge and debris from your outer ear and ear canalIf necessary, there are some other treatments your GP can provide to help treat otitis externa, such as: Earol Swim works by covering the ear canal with an antibacterial, water-resistant barrierthat prevents the spread of infection and irritation when swimming. Swimmer’s ear can causepain, itchiness, and discharge in the ears. In some cases, swimmer's ear can causehearing loss and, in rare cases, malignant otitis externa.

The spray allows much less oil to be used per dose and no unsightly cotton wool plugs are required to keep the oil in the ear as it adheres to the ear canal walls (droppers use 1ml while the metered dose spray uses 0.05ml).If antibiotics are not prescribed, eardrops containing a painkiller and an anaesthetic might be prescribed. Outer ear infections Did you know, swimmers’ ear affects about 10 per cent of people in their lifetime? Anyone can be exposed to this condition, but as a swimmer you’re five times more likely to suffer from this complaint when compared to non-swimmers. And for those who swim in open water, it’s even more prevalent. In many cases, a perforated eardrum heals without treatment in a couple of months. Surgery may be recommended if it shows no signs of healing after this time. Cellulitis