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Green Sticky Stuff In Ears

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Posted on Thu, 7 Jun 2012
Question: i have XXXXXXX sticky stuff in my ears
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Answered by Dr. Robert Galamaga (35 minutes later)
Hello and thanks for the query.

As you know, this type of discharge from the ear is not normal. This indicates that an infection is most likely present.

Infections can be caused by bacteria, fungus or viruses. In your case I suspect a bacterial infection. These usually respond very very well to a prescription antibiotic which comes in a liquid form and is applied directly into the ear canal.

I suggest you see your physician for a focused exam and consultation at which time a prescription may be provided to treat the infection. There are no over the counter remedies that I know of that would otherwise treat this.

Thanks again for the query. I hope this answer has served to be adequate and informative. If you have additional concerns I would be happy to address them.

Sincerely,

Dr. Galamaga
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Green Sticky Stuff In Ears

Hello and thanks for the query.

As you know, this type of discharge from the ear is not normal. This indicates that an infection is most likely present.

Infections can be caused by bacteria, fungus or viruses. In your case I suspect a bacterial infection. These usually respond very very well to a prescription antibiotic which comes in a liquid form and is applied directly into the ear canal.

I suggest you see your physician for a focused exam and consultation at which time a prescription may be provided to treat the infection. There are no over the counter remedies that I know of that would otherwise treat this.

Thanks again for the query. I hope this answer has served to be adequate and informative. If you have additional concerns I would be happy to address them.

Sincerely,

Dr. Galamaga