#swimmersearpreventionkids

Central Texas summers mean plenty of pool and water-park fun, but children’s ears need protection, too. Swimmer’s ear can develop when water remains in the ear canal, causing irritation and infection. Seva Pediatrics encourages families to practice safe swimming habits, keep ears dry, avoid inserting cotton swabs, and watch for ear pain, itching, drainage, or redness. Parents should also know basic public-pool safety and recognize symptoms of waterborne illness. For personalized pediatric guidance on summer water safety and swimmer’s ear prevention, talk with Seva Pediatrics.

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