EAR WAX REMOVAL

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The System for Complete Ear Wax Removal.

Ear Wax Gone is a completely fresh approach to cerumen removal . It is not just drops you put into you ear and hope eventually to get relief with. It is a self contained wax removal flush, where you use the entire contents of the applicator, to soften and flush the blocking wax out of the ear (see note below if wax is compacted), then you refill the dispenser with the hot water and continue flushing until all the emulsifying oil is removed from the ear, and your hearing has returned to normal.

Many different preparations for ear wax removal have been tried, some of which go back to ancient Egyptian times.  Manual syringing has been historically the most common method of ear wax removal, but it can prove to be prolonged, often painful and some times futile. Too forceful, and ear drum perforations often results, not forceful enough and the wax is not removed.  Quite a gamble, relying entirely on a little luck, and the skill of the syringe operator to separate the hard ear wax from the eardrum, without causing permanent damage to the eardrum  - often a very painful and distressing process.

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How do I remove stubborn Hard Compacted Ear wax?
If previous attempts to remove the offending ear wax have been tried and failed - then the wax may be compacted and bonded to the ear drum. If this is the case, the Ear wax Gone kit dispenser should be used (in two stages). First; inject about a teaspoon full of the emulsifying oil into the ear. This oil should be trapped in the ear by inserting a cotton wool plug to ensure it does not run out. If this is enacted just prior to bedtime, the hard wax will be soft and ready to flush away in the morning (following the standard procedure). This is guaranteed to remove all forms of compacted earwax.

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So let's take it line by line.

Open your Ear Wax Gone kit - Read through the simple instructions sheet.
Place the applicator in an open topped container (bowl) - in a wash hand basin.
Fill the container with tap water - sufficient to cover the applicator.
Adjust the hot & cold taps to attain 50 degrees as indicated by the applicator.
Maintain this temperature for 5 to 6 minutes to allow the applicator to stabilize.
Remove applicator from the hot water (retain for flushing) insert nozzle tip into ear.
Progressively squeeze applicator to gently and painlessly flush the wax out of the ear.
Refill dispenser with the hot water and continued flushing the ear.
To ensure all the emulsifying oil is removed from the ear.

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Protect Your Hearing

Extremely loud noises can cause permanent damage to the tiny hair cells inside the cochlea. Even moderately loud noise over a period of time can be damaging. But just how loud is loud? Studies show that prolonged exposure to sounds at or above 90dB can damage hearing. The chart above graphically illustrates some common noises and their respective dB levels.<>

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What you should know about ears.

The ears normally require little or no special treatment. However when hard wax accumulates and starts to close off the external auditory canal and diminish our hearing sensitivity, we quickly realize how essential to every action, clear hearing is. In fact in general we do not appreciate the hearing until we are unable to relish in the beauty of sights with sound, or when this diminishing sensitivity begins to have problems with our balance. Hearing health and hygiene should therefore be one of the main concerns of an individual as they are vital to well-being and our own quality of life. Pertaining to this concern, we have to understand that ear wax is continually made and discarded , and normally this process is completely trouble free. Many people consider ear wax as bothersome, its job is actually, to clean protect and moisten the ear canal and the gland within that area of the ear.


If there is an overproduction of ear wax , there is going to be a blockage in the ear which may also result to itchiness and hearing loss. Under such circumstances, it may well be necessary that an individual resorts to measures for ear wax removal. There are many means for ear wax removal, some more successful than other and some that are quite dangerous. The use of hydrogen peroxide is advocated by many. However the use of these chemical can be fraught with problems, especially if one has a punctured ear drum or a sensitive ear canal. There are always other ear wax removal options, and it is best that one takes safe and natural remedies for ear wax removal, such as using the current Ear Wax Gone Kit for hygienic and painless ear wax removal.


An ancient recommended home remedy for ear wax removal is to use a sea water ear spray daily . This earwax removal may be helpful for those who need to regularly clean their ear canal. It may be interesting to note that one should never use a hair grip, a cotton bud or their finger for wax removal as they will only serve to compact the ear wax making ear wax removal more difficult. By far, the safest most ancient and untested method for ear wax removal is to dissolve ear wax with paraffin oil or other mineral oil combined with warm water irrigation. For this method of earwax removal measure; one should initially obtain paraffin oil or any other mineral oil at a drugstore. What follows then for this ear wax removal procedure is to warm about 2 to 3 tablespoons of the oil over a candle (this is a very precarious method) with a heat a little above body temperature. A dropper should then be filled with the warmed oil after which an individual would lie on their side with the ear to be de-waxed up through this ear wax removal measure. After dropping a few drops of the oil into the ear for ear wax removal, one should lie still for about 5 minutes and then finally get up and empty the ear with the oil into a sink. A day or two after carrying out the ear wax removal using paraffin oil, one should then warm some water with just above body temperature heat and flush the ear with it. This ear wax removal procedure is for the purpose of softening or dissolving the wax. In order to restore the ear’s natural pH , one can then rinse the ear canal with diluted apple cider vinegar solution. Or better still use the Ear Wax Gone kit and drink the cider.


Because the ear canal is hourglass-shaped, the formation of ear wax often creates a plug that makes it difficult for ear wax removal to be a simple task.  The ancients used to believe that the best and safest way for ear wax removal was to use a solution of half white vinegar and half rubbing alcohol. Tilt your head to one side and put in a few drops. Wait a few seconds, then tilt your head to the other side and let the waste drain out. Do the same for the other ear and repeat the procedure as necessary. Don't use this solution if you have a hole in the eardrum or have tubes in your ears. Ear wax removal on your own is not recommended if you have a history of ear infections or other ear problems such as a hole in the eardrum Rinsing the ear canal with hydrogen peroxide (rocket fuel) (H2O2) results in oxygen bubbling off and water being left behind-wet, warm ear canals make good incubators for growth of bacteria. If you do use hydrogen peroxide, flushing the ear canal with rubbing alcohol will displace the water and dry the canal skin. Remember the following: If cotton swabs are bad for your ears, that definitely means sharper objects like hair-pins, pencils and ballpoint pens and keys are off-limits for ear wax removal.


One thing you definitely don't want to do is get rid of all your earwax. Ear wax removal is important as ear wax is not dirt. Ear wax is a normal secretion that protects your ear, just the way other kinds of wax protect your car. Ear wax removal is the natural way to re-establish nature's essential protective lubricant for the ear canal and should be viewed as a necessary evil.

February 22, 2008: 10:31 am: Dr. Neil BaumanOtotoxic Drugs, Ear Wax Removal Softeners Medication (Cerumenex) Found to be Ototoxic..............by Neil Bauman, Ph.D...........You would think that a medication for ear wax removal would not damage your ears, wouldn’t you? Don’t bet on it..........A new study at The Montreal Children’s Hospital revealed a shocking truth — such preparations can be very damaging to our ears........ Here’s the report..........A new study, led by researchers at The Montreal Children’s Hospital, has revealed that certain over the counter (OTC) ear wax removal softeners containing the active ingredient triethanolamine can cause severe inflammation and damage to the eardrum and inner ear..........The results of the study, recently published in The Laryngoscope, suggest that use of these medications should be discouraged..........“Patients often complain that wax is blocking their ears and is causing discomfort and sometimes deafness,” says Dr. Sam Daniel principal investigator of the study and director of McGill Auditory Sciences Laboratory at The Children’s............Over-the-counter ear wax removal softeners are used to breakup and disperse this excess wax........... However, the effects of these medications on the cells of the ear had not been thoroughly analyzed.”.......... “Because some of these products are readily available to the public without a consultation with or prescription from a physician, it is important to make sure they are safe to use.”............“Our study shows that in a well-established animal model, one such product, Cerumenex, is in fact, toxic to the cells of the ear,” says Dr. Daniel.........Dr. Daniel and his team studied the impact of Cerumenex on hearing. In addition, overall toxicity in the outer ear and changes in the nerve cells of the inner ear were analyzed...........“Harmful effects to many of the cells were observed after only ONE dose,” says Dr. Melvin Schloss co-author and MCH Director of Otolaryngology............“We observed reduced hearing, severe inflammation, and lesions to the nerve cells". In contrast, Blocked Ear Wax Gone uses a organic pure emusifying oil.

When to remove ear wax.

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Under ideal circumstances, a person should never have to clean their ear canals. However, we all know that this isn't always the case and sometimes earwax removal is necessary. Excessive ear wax may build up in the ear canal for many of reasons including:

• narrowing of the ear canal resulting from infections or diseases of the skin, bones, or connective tissue;
• production of a less fluid form of cerumen (more common in older persons due to aging of the glands that produce ear wax); or
• overproduction of cerumen in response to trauma or blockage within the ear canal .

When wax has accumulated so much that it blocks the ear canal (and interferes with hearing and sometimes causes ringing in the ears to occur), a physician may have to wash it out (known as lavage ), vacuum it, or remove it with special instruments. Alternatively, a physician may prescribe ear drops that are designed to soften the wax, prior to ear wax removal being attempted.

The patient may first try an over-the-counter product (OTC). If the ear still feels blocked after using these drops, a physician should be consulted. If the person does try ear wax removal by using softeners, it is imperative to know that he or she does not have a perforated (punctured) eardrum prior to using the product. Putting ear wax removal softeners in the ear in the presence of a perforated eardrum may cause an infection in the middle ear. Similarly, simply washing one's ear in the presence of a perforation may start an infection. If a person is uncertain whether or not he or she has a perforation (hole) in the eardrum, consult a physician. Some individuals may also be hypersensitive to products designed to soften ear wax , prior to ear wax removal. Therefore, if pain, tenderness or a local skin rash develops, the use of these drops should be discontinued.

Hearing loss in infants.

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If a child is born with a hearing loss that has not been detected, then there can be quite profound problems with day to day routines. Parents may be unaware of the problem for some time and attribute loss of hearing to other health problems. So it is recommended that if the child has been exposed to illnesses or other conditions that could affect the hearing system then they should be tested at the earliest possible time. The list below should be considered a basic list. Your medical practitioner will be able to guide you further.

 

Which infants have a risk of hearing loss?

 

The under listed ailments or conditions can lead to hearing loss in childhood.

  • family history of permanent childhood hearing loss
  • syndromes associated with hearing loss (e.g. Down Syndrome)
  • prolonged ventilation
  • bacterial meningitis
  • low birth weight (under 1500 g / 3.3 lbs)
  • severe asphyxia at birth
  • malformations of the ears, head or neck (e.g. cjustify palate, external ear abnormalities)
  • severe jaundice
  • maternal infection during pregnancy (e.g. Rubella, CMV, TORCH, Syphilis )
  • professional concern.

When should suspect infants be tested?

 

Babies should be tested a few hours after birth.

 

How can they be tested?

 

Babies can be tested while asleep. The tests are quite safe and painless for the baby. The results are available immediately.

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