


Ear infection
Dealing with ear pain, pressure, or hearing loss? Our online doctors can assess your symptoms and provide treatment or antibiotics if needed.
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What is Ear infection?
Ear infections are common and can affect the outer, middle, or inner ear. Most are middle ear infections, especially in children, and often follow a cold or sinus infection. They may cause pain, pressure, or fluid behind the eardrum. Some clear up on their own, but others may need treatment to avoid complications.


What Are the Symptoms of a Ear infection?
Symptoms vary but often include:
Dizziness or balance problems
Ear pain or pressure
Fluid or discharge from the ear
Hearing loss or muffled sounds
Irritability (especially in children)
Tugging or rubbing the ear (in children)
How We Can Help
At PocketLab, we offer fast, convenient, and effective care for sinus infections
Telehealth Consultations
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Prescription Medications
Get antibiotics (if necessary), nasal sprays, or decongestants.
Referrals
If needed, we can connect you with a specialist.
Common Treatments for Ear infection
Treatment depends on the cause and severity of your symptoms:
For Bacterial Ear Infections
Antibiotic ear drops or oral antibiotics if needed
Review symptoms after 2–3 days
Referral to ENT if recurrent
For Mild or Viral Ear Infections
Paracetamol or ibuprofen for pain and fever
Warm compress on the ear
Monitor symptoms over 48–72 hours


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Frequently asked questions
Can I get antibiotics for an ear infection online?
Yes. If our doctors suspect a bacterial infection, they can prescribe treatment.
Do ear infections go away on their own?
Many do, especially viral ones. If symptoms persist or worsen, seek medical help.
When should I see a doctor?
If you or your child has severe pain, fever, or discharge from the ear.