Swimmer's ear, medically known as otitis externa, is a common infection that often affects individuals who frequently expose their ears to water, whether through swimming, bathing, or excessive sweating. This condition occurs when moisture remains trapped in the ear, creating an ideal environment for bacteria or fungi to thrive and cause infection. Certain factors, such as excessive earwax, damaged skin in the ear canal, and the use of irritating devices, can increase the risk ...
