If your child or baby has an ear infection, they may have symptoms such as: Fever Liquid (discharge) coming out of their ear Pain or itching in the ear (babies will rub or pull on their ears) A feeling of fullness in their ear Trouble hearing Crying or pain when sucking Loss of sleep or appetite How Is an Ear Infection Diagnosed
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For most people, the starting dose is 21 mg/day for four to six weeks