Swimmer's ear infection symptoms

Swimmer's ear infection symptoms usually appear within a few days of exposure to contaminated water.
Most common Swimmer's ear infection symptoms are:

You feel pain when you move your outer ear (pinna, or auricle)

Pain or discomfort in or around your ear. Usually only one ear is involved.

Itching of your outer ear.

Swelling in your ear or lymph nodes in your neck.

Feeling of fullness or stuffiness in your ear.

Pus draining from your ear.

Decreased or muffled hearing.

Swimmer's ear may also cause your outer ear to appear red with scaly or flaking skin.

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Ear infection symptoms closer look

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Ear infection symptoms