Answer:
It is important for you to finish all your antibiotics as prescribed by your doctor.
If you finish the antibiotics and your ears are still clogged or ringing, request
an appointment for a hearing evaluation and/or a visit to an ear, nose and throat
doctor to check your ears as well.
A hearing test will help determine if there is still pressure or fluid behind the eardrum and will give the ENT doctor information about your hearing status. Sometimes pressure or fluid in the ear can cause tinnitus (ringing in the ear) and temporary hearing difficulties. Usually the tinnitus will go away once the ear is clear.
A hearing test will help determine if there is still pressure or fluid behind the eardrum and will give the ENT doctor information about your hearing status. Sometimes pressure or fluid in the ear can cause tinnitus (ringing in the ear) and temporary hearing difficulties. Usually the tinnitus will go away once the ear is clear.