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No More Unnecessary Doctor's Visits For Swimmer's Ear

by Jane Zhang 02 Sep 2020

Swimmer's ear, or otitis externa, is an infection in the external ear canal. Its often brought on by water that remains in your ear after splash time. Young children may not be able to clearly communicate any pain or discomfort they are feeling in their ear.


With Remmie's help, parents can communicate with doctors through our telemedicine connections with images and videos captured by the Remmie monitor. Remmie not only helps doctors visualize ear problems in the comfort of your homes, but can also save your time from unnecessary doctor's visits, especially in the COVID-19 pandemic.


Tips on preventing Swimmer's Ear this summer

  • Do not scratch the ears or insert cotton swabs or other objects in the ears.
  • Keep ears clean and dry, and do not let water enter the ears when showering, shampooing, or bathing.
  • Dry the ear thoroughly after exposure to moisture.
  • Avoid swimming in polluted water
  • Use earplugs when swimming.
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