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Health Conditions
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Bacterial Infection
Introduction
While children's recurring ear infections used to be easily treated, lately they have become a parent's nightmare. In the old days, you would simply call the pediatrician, make a quick trip to the pharmacy for the "pink stuff" - shake well, keep in the refrigerator, finish all - and in a week you
had a happy, healthy child again. But now, infections seem more difficult to treat in both children and adults. What's changed?
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Last Updated: March 2008
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Introduction
