My mother took my daughter away on holiday and whilst they were away (in Spain) my daughter (aged 2 yrs 3 months) complained of her ear hurting. One day, after a sleepless evening with my daughter crying in pain all night, my mother noticed there was green pus coming out of her ear. They went to the clinic in Spain and they prescribed amoxicillin to be taken three times a day. The Clinic said it was a severe infection which had burst and luckily the pus was coming out of her ear and not staying inside, they warned my mother not to get the ear wet inside or she could lose her hearing as the infection was chronic. They returned to the clinic a few days before flying home to ensure she was fit to travel and the clinic said to continue with the antiobiotics as the infection was still clearing up. My mother told me to make a GP appt for my daughter on their return home. They flew home on 10th Sep and I made an appt for 13th Sep. The Surgery called on 13th and they said they didn't need to see my daughter as the infection must have cleared up by now and that she had been on the antibiotics too long. I told them that she was still complaining about her ear hurting and she kept putting her fingers into her ears, but they said they were sure it was fine. They asked me if she was normal within herself, apart from the pain in her ear and I said yes she was. However, in Spain the Clinic had said that because the infection had burst, she was no longer in chronic pain, but there was still a dangerous element to the infection because it made her ear drum vulnerable and open to further complications. A week later I made an appointment on the 20th Sep as my daughter was still in pain and I would not take no for an answer. We attended the surgery and we were seen outside the building as they would not allow her to enter since she hadn't had a covid test. The paediatrician who examined her said that there was an odour coming from the ear and took a swab from it. This morning, 4th Oct, I have received confirmation from the Surgery that my daughter does still have an ear infection and they have prescribed ear drops. This is a toddler, aged 2 yrs 3 months, who has been in unnecessary pain since 13th September. She is unable to fully communicate how much her ear has been hurting her and the response of the Surgery has been lackadaisical and unacceptable. I sincerely hope, for the sake of the Surgery, that my daughter's hearing has not been damaged in light of their ineptitude.