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Say goodbye to ear pain — get fast diagnosis and treatment from licensed providers without stepping into a clinic.
Same-day virtual consultation
No insurance required
Antibiotic prescriptions sent to your pharmacy
Only $34.99
An ear infection (otitis media or otitis externa) is an inflammation and/or infection of the ear, typically caused by bacteria or viruses. It can occur in the middle ear (behind the eardrum) or the outer ear (ear canal).
Ear infections are common in children but also affect adults.
Ear infections often happen when:
A respiratory infection spreads to the ears
Water becomes trapped in the ear canal (e.g., swimmer’s ear)
Allergies or sinus infections cause Eustachian tube blockage
This leads to fluid buildup and bacterial or viral growth.
Prompt treatment relieves discomfort and prevents complications.
Simple habits can protect against future infections.
Our licensed providers can recommend:
Oral antibiotics for bacterial middle ear infections
Antibiotic ear drops for outer ear infections (swimmer’s ear)
Pain relief medications if needed
Guidance for home symptom management
We’ll determine the type of ear infection and appropriate treatment.
If left untreated, ear infections can cause:
Hearing loss
Ruptured eardrum
Chronic ear infections
Spread of infection to nearby structures
Early care ensures faster healing and preserves ear health.
| Feature | Healthwise Diagnostics | In-Person Clinic |
|---|---|---|
| Same-day consults | ✅ | ❌ (appointment needed) |
| Prescription sent to pharmacy | ✅ | ✅ |
| No waiting rooms | ✅ | ❌ |
| Affordable ($34.99 flat rate) | ✅ | ❌ (variable pricing) |
| Covered by insurance | ❌ (self-pay) | ✅ |
Some mild infections clear up naturally, but many require antibiotics to prevent complications.
Symptoms like persistent pain, fever, and fluid drainage often indicate bacterial infections needing antibiotics.
No — it’s best to avoid swimming until the infection clears.
Absolutely. While more common in children, adults can experience middle ear and outer ear infections.
Work Process
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Fill out a short and secure form detailing your symptoms, health history, and any current medications. This helps our medical team provide accurate, personalized care from the start.
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One of our licensed physicians will review your information—often within minutes—and determine the best course of action based on your unique needs.
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If medically appropriate, a prescription will be issued and sent directly to your preferred local pharmacy—no need for in-person visits or waiting rooms.
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Our commitment to your care doesn’t stop after the visit. We ensure continuity with clear instructions, follow-up options, and pharmacy coordination to keep your treatment on track.