Most people use ear picks or cotton swabs to remove or clean out earwax. These tools can damage the inner ear and puncture the eardrum. In addition, too much earwax can sometimes cause abnormalities.  Using cotton swabs or cotton swabs to clean the ears will stimulate the glands that produce earwax. When earwax increases continuously, and the more cotton swabs are used to clean the ears, it does not completely remove all the earwax.

Instead, it pushes the earwax deeper into the ear canal, resulting in earwax blockage. This is especially true for children and the elderly, who are at an age where they cannot yet express symptoms related to their ears. เล่นเกมคาสิโน UFABET ทันสมัย ฝากถอนง่าย. Caregivers and those close to them should observe symptoms and ask about abnormalities, such as tinnitus and hearing loss.

If these symptoms occur, a specialist should be see. If symptoms of earwax blockage are ignor without treatment, it can be dangerous and lead to hearing loss.

If you want to remove earwax, you may try the following methods:

• Place a few drops of baby oil, mineral oil, glycerine, or hydrogen peroxide into the ear.
• Leave it for 1-2 days to allow the earwax to soften and come out more easily.
• Use a syringe or bulb to inject warm water. Tilt your head and squirt the water into the affected ear. Wait a few moments, then tilt your head to the other side to dislodge the earwax. You can then squirt the water and repeat the same process to remove any remaining earwax.
• When finished, use a cloth to dry the outside of the ear.

However, you can still use an ear pick or cotton swab to clean your ears in the traditional way, but you should do it with caution and choose quality equipment. If possible, you should choose equipment that is specifically design for use in the ear to prevent possible injury. People with ear diseases should not remove ear wax by themselves in any way.