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Well, you should get it checked out.. ear infections can be difficult to kick.. it may need antibiotics.
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vaporizer can help by adding moisture and humidity to keep the mucous thin. Over-the-counter analgesics such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen can provide partial pain relief for adults with an earache. A cold pack or cold wet wash cloth applied to the outer ear for 20 minutes may reduce pain. Opening the Eustachian tube can help. Antihistamines, decongestants, or nose drops decrease the amount of nasal secretion and shrink the mucous membranes. Use these products for only a few days; if symptoms last longer than this you should consult your health care provider. Severe pain may require analgesic eardrops, which can be prescribed by your health care provider. If these cannot be obtained, 2 or 3 drops of olive oil or another plain cooking oil may be used as long as there is NO ear discharge, NO ear tubes or other hole in the eardrum. Here ya go pup see if any of these help you out...hope it gets better fast! 
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