MIR - Safe to use while in middle of EPRHA run

[ArcticFox]

Just come back off holiday and I have an ear infection, its not got any better and its very swollen and blocked up.

Im running EPRHA but i haven't used for 7 days as I just learnt my speakers were switching off overnight while on holiday.

Is it OK to jump straight into MIR, and will this sub help with my ear infection? As the ear isbloked from the infection and swelling will the sub be effective

I'm going to try and get anti-biotitcs but they are very hard to get in UK as I'm not near my local GP, and its impossible to get them from any other if your not registered, my only hope is a local hospital

[ArcticFox]

made it to a provate GP and got anti biotic ear drops.

wanted to give this sub a try but the shop wont let me add it to the cart, tried while logged in and out of account. Very frustrating!! :@

Also would have made an interesting test as my niece has the same infection, we both got swimmers ear while diving, and our symptoms have been pretty much identical and have been given the same anti-biotics

[Benjamin]

Does it work from the category page?

[Shannon]

Just come back off holiday and I have an ear infection, its not got any better and its very swollen and blocked up.

Im running EPRHA but i haven't used for 7 days as I just learnt my speakers were switching off overnight while on holiday.

Is it OK to jump straight into MIR, and will this sub help with my ear infection? As the ear isbloked from the infection and swelling will the sub be effective

I'm going to try and get anti-biotitcs but they are very hard to get in UK as I'm not near my local GP, and its impossible to get them from any other if your not registered, my only hope is a local hospital

It is safe to switch, but it should only be done if and when necessary.

[ArcticFox]

Thanks for the replys chaps, infection has passed but will know for next time