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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2026 · 11 MIN

Sheena Says - Ear Infections in Children: Why Antibiotics Aren’t the Full Answer

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Ear infections are the #1 reason children are prescribed antibiotics — and nearly 75% of kids will experience at least one by age three.But what if recurring ear infections aren’t really an ear problem?In this episode of Sheena Says, I break down:Why enlarged adenoids and tonsils happenWhat ear tubes actually do (and what they don’t)Why antibiotics create a repeating loopThe immune connection most parents are not told aboutNatural ways to support immunity and drainageWhen surgery is truly necessary — and when it may not beThis is not about fear. It’s about clarity.If your child keeps getting ear infections, mouth breathing, snoring, or recurring colds, this episode will help you understand what’s happening beneath the surface.Because pain is not always infection. And infection is often a sign of immune imbalance.Immune regulation — not suppression — is the long-term solution.Stay well naturally.#SheenaSays #EarInfections #ParentingWisdom

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