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Foreign body and ear wax removal refers to the safe extraction of objects or excessive wax buildup from the ear canal, which may cause discomfort, hearing issues, or infections if left untreated.
Foreign Bodies – Small beads, insects, cotton swabs, or food particles—most common in children.Ear Wax (Cerumen) – Can be dry, wet, flaky, or impacted—varies by individual.Accidental insertion of objects (especially in kids)Use of cotton buds or earphones pushing wax deeperNarrow or curved ear canalsExcessive earwax productionEar pain or pressureDecreased hearing or blocked sensationItching or discomfortTinnitus (ringing in ears)Discharge or foul smell (in case of infection)Microscopic Ear Examination for accurate diagnosisManual Removal using specialized instrumentsSuction or Irrigation to safely flush out wax or debrisUse of Ear Drops to soften hardened wax (if needed)In rare cases, minor procedures for deeper or stubborn foreign bodiesAvoid inserting objects into ears, including earbuds or cotton swabsKeep ears dry and cleanSeek prompt ENT care if symptoms occurSchedule regular check-ups if you’re prone to wax buildup