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Recurrent Ear Infection

Many of the patients in any pediatrician’s office are there for recurrent ear infection (called otitis media). Allergy plays a significant role in otitis media. In fact, as many as 79 percent of children with chronic ear infections have confirmed allergic rhinitis.1 And many researchers have made a strong connection between food allergies and recurrent ear infections.

Talk to your doctor. He or she can help you get to the cause of your child’s allergy-like symptoms.

 

References

  1. American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology. Diseases of the Atopic Diathesis. Milwaukee, Wis: AAAAI; 2000. The Allergy Report. Vol 2:33,111.
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