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Reads up to 1,050 MB/s / Writes up to 1,000 MB/s on USB 3.2 gen 2 supported devices.

TRANSFER IN A FLASH: Transfers files nearly 9.5x faster than external hard disk drive (HDD).

Note: Refer to the troubleshooting steps in product description.

30 mW Actual power consumption may vary depending on system hardware & configuration.

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If you have a spot or boil in your ear, the GP may pierce it with a needle to drain the pus.Д®ardrops may not work if they're not used correctly.

antibiotic tablets вЂ“ if your bacterial infection is severe.

antifungal eardrops вЂ“ to treat a fungal infection.

steroid eardrops вЂ“ to bring down swelling.

antibiotic eardrops вЂ“ to treat a bacterial infection.

They may also be prescribed if your child is less than 2 years old and has an infection in both ears.

you or your child has an illness that means there's a risk of complications, such as cystic fibrosis.

you or your child has any fluid coming out of the ear.

an ear infection does not start to get better after 3 days.

Infections inside the earДЄntibiotics are not usually offered because infections inside the ear often clear up on their own and antibiotics make little difference to symptoms, including pain. The GP may prescribe medicine for your ear infection, depending on what's caused it. This checks for blockages, which could be a sign of an infection. Some otoscopes blow a small puff of air into the ear.

The GP will often use a small light (an otoscope) to look in the ear.

a weakened immune system вЂ“ because of chemotherapy, for example.

a long-term medical condition вЂ“ such as diabetes or a heart, lung, kidney or neurological disease.

other symptoms, like being sick, a severe sore throat or dizziness.

earache that does not start to get better after 3 days.

a very high temperature or feel hot and shivery.

If you, or your child, have a high temperature or you do not feel well enough to do your normal activities, try to stay at home and avoid contact with other people until you feel better.Дifferences between inner, middle and outer ear infections Most ear infections clear up within 3 days, although sometimes symptoms can last up to a week. Young children and babies with an ear infection may also:

itching and irritation in and around the ear.

a feeling of pressure or fullness inside the ear.

The symptoms of an ear infection usually start quickly and include: You do not always need to see a GP for an ear infection as they often get better on their own within 3 days. Ear infections are very common, particularly in children.