Pager's All Ears

Helpful message with the kids in the pool all day from the summer heat...

Swimmer’s Ear is an infection in the outer ear canal. It happens when water stays in your ear after swimming and is especially common in summer months. Similar conditions can happen from damage to the skin that lines your ear canal. Prompt treatment can prevent further complications.

You can chat with a Pager Nurse to get evaluated right away if you are experiencing symptoms like itching, redness or pain on your outer ear or there is fluid drainage from your ear.