Ear pain after swimming can result from water trapped in the ear, swimmer's ear, or an ear infection.
Swimmer's ear, middle ear infections, or water trapped in the ear canal can cause pain after swimming.
If pain persists or is accompanied by fever, seek medical attention.
Try using ear drops, avoid inserting objects in the ear, and keep ears dry to prevent further discomfort.
Use earplugs while swimming and avoid getting water in the ears to prevent infections.
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