ehh... my right ear kind of hurts after using the ear wax removal?
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please go to the doctor for the correct prescription of ear drops.\nEye drops are just that, drops for the eyes.\nMost times the liquid base for eye drops and ear drops are very much different. Ear drops usually have an oilier, heavier base.
998440
You can buy these things called "ear candles" from a health food store. Try those, they are very scary but they work awesome. It is like a long tobe you put in your ear and light on fire. The fire sucks the wax and stuff out. Make sure you get directions....
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You weren't very specific but if the problem is excess ear wax, I have a dandy remedy.  You need to buy an inexpensive squeeze bulb thing called an ear syringe and some hydrogen peroxide, which is cheap.  Lie on your side on the bathroom floor and dribble a little hydrogen peroxide into your ear.  It will bubble and make a noise like ginger ale in your ear.  After a few minutes, fill the ear syringe with warm water.  Put your head over the bathtub and squirt the warm water in your ear.  If nothing happens, repeat the whole process with the hydrogen peroxide followed by squirting warm water in your ear.  You may have to repeat this a few times, but when you finally succeed, a big, ugly lump of ear wax will come out.  Turn over and do the other ear.
123328
Don't mess with an earache - especially if more than just your ear is in pain.  If you let it go too long, it can lead to Bell's Palsy which can be a permanent problem that can paralyze one side of your entire face and/or side of your body!  If you've tried the over-the-counter ear washes and sweet oil drops, get to your doctor ASAP!
345356
I'm right handed and scratch my left ear with my left hand.  I have never seen anyone do it the way you describe, perhaps you live in some backwards ear scratching land??? :O
896524
You might think i am crazy, but i work at a hospital and we have a lot of people who can not afford medications. we tell them to use one part vinegar, one part peroxide, and one part water. mix and use a eye dropper to put a drop or two in your ear. it will naturally help the ear wax come out of your ear and help dry up any fluid build  up you may have. worth a shot anyways.
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I went through various stages of orthrodontc treatment\nThere is a red wax you can put on. If the pain is worse than a small throbing you can try antibioitics this should sort the pain.Also if you have recnelty had them tightned they will be uncomfortable for a short perioid
88914
When I was younger I heard a tale of the best way to remove ear wax...  It involves a rubber hammer, a trashy girl, and your exposed genitals..  Thats all i can tell you...
147484
I would not recommend it, it could damage your ears.  Many stores have drops that you can put in your ears and use an ear syringe to remove the soften wax.\n\nYou can also try a couple of drops of olive oil (but don’t use too much) to soften the wax.
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Yes, please see a doctor! It's very easy to injure your ear drum with q-tips. Damage is irreversible if you don't see a doc promptly.
272999
A doctor can fix it by flushing it(irrigation i think). Feels alot better the next day. Sometimes it is just caused from using qtips believe it or not you should never place them in the ear..go figure..hope this helps you out.
1125903
yea i hear it also lol it kinda hurts my ear lol
1051111
If you hit the eardrum, which it sounds like you might have, it shouldn't be a huge deal. I've done it a million times as a kid. Once in a watergun fight, my friend shot the watergun directly into my ear and I ruptured it that way. I still hear fine. It will normally heal on it's own. The problem however, is infection. Because your ears are naturally bacteria ridden (no matter who you are) and there is only one usual way out, everything will kind of sit next to your eardrum, which is fine, unless your ear drum is ruptured. If it is punctured everything will flow behind your ear drum and gunk it up back there. If the pain gets any worse, or if you get dizzy (any kind of inner ear disturbance will throw off your equilibrium) you should see a doctor immediately. Also, if the pain continues, go see a doctor anyways. Peace of mind is never a bad thing.
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Earwax (cerumen) is made by glands in the outer part of the ear canal and helps maintain a healthy ear. The purpose of this sticky substance is to act as a shield to prevent dust, dirt and other substances from entering the ear canal. Earwax also helps maintain the ear canal's acid balance and protect the ears from infection. Fresh earwax is soft and yellow while older earwax is brown or black, even resembling blood. The wax may also be dry, appearing white and flaky. Every day or two, earwax may be noticeable at the opening of the ear canal. If left alone, the wax will fall out or may be cleaned safely from the outer ear with a soft washcloth.\n\nSome people's ears produce an excessive amount of earwax or do not self clean very well which causes a build-up of earwax. Hearing aid users must be alert to a build-up of earwax, because the earmold of a hearing aid acts like a dam, preventing the wax from moving out of the ear canal. A major cause of hearing aid problems is earwax plugging the hearing aid. If excess earwax gathers in the ear canal, it acts like an earplug, blocking sound vibrations entering the ear and causing a hearing loss. \n\nAn ear can also get plugged up with earwax when fingers or objects are used to clean the ear canal. The finger or object may push earwax deeper into the ear canal and compact it. The inner portion of the ear canal lacks oil glands, so the compacted earwax is no longer coated with oil and hardens. This may cause a sudden loss of hearing or ear pain. In such situations, a healthcare provider should remove earwax. Removal of an earwax blockage will reverse the hearing loss and pain that it has caused. \n\nNever try to remove earwax yourself with any type of instrument, such as a cotton tipped swab, car key, bobby pin, toothpick or high- pressure water spray. Such tools often cause injury to the ear canal and can perforate the eardrum. They may dislodge the small bones in the middle ear behind the eardrum. They can even damage the inner ear, causing permanent hearing loss. \n\nA healthcare provider can teach you to safely remove earwax buildup. But, it is important to be examined first to be sure it is not a different problem. Because the inner ear is so delicate and can be easily damaged, hardened wax should only be removed by a healthcare provider. They may recommend the use of a wax-removal medication if earwax buildup is a frequent problem. \n\nIf you are concerned about excessive earwax or a change in hearing sensitivity, contact your provider.
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Well, I feel I can help you since I too have problems with Kelloids......The only way you cab get rid of kelliods is to have them surgically removed, which let me tell you...it hurts like a motha...but it's also not a for sure thing...mine were in my ears the back and front...they have to cut the whole thing out...meaning there's another chance you could get another one...normally they start out as sist...and if aggravated they flare...ta da kelloid...so it's up to...surgery with visits every two weeks..for like 3 months along with steroid injections or live them as they are...don't scratch(makes them worse)...And I totally feel for you they suck ass
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Yeah, i'm pretty sure that a big build-up of earwax makes it a little harder to hear. Long-term though it has serious side effects that can lead to permenantly damaged hearning, it clogs up the works to far down for you to clean out, not good stuff.
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the candles do not work for removing wax\nyou probably have an ear infection which causes the earache\nyou need antibiotics