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That's why. And there's hundreds of members on this site. There could be one that knows why.
ForgottenT
♫ drops of jupiter ♫
Take something thin and sharp and just dig it out?
Someone on this thread previously said not to stick anything solid in my ear, so that's out of the question.
ForgottenT
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if it?s sharp it won?t push it further into your ear, it have to be pointed ofc.
Celestefey
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I had water stuck in my ear for ages and it made my hearing in one ear really bad and all weird. I put in eardrops though and it quickly cleared up. I'm not saying this will definitely work for you, but it is just a suggestion. I know you said you don't like it, but maybe you could do it before you go to bed! Just lay on your side, and let the solution go into your ear and don't turn over onto your other side otherwise it'll just trickle out again. It's really the most effective method!
I had this happen when I was a teen. I used ear candling and warmed oil. You need a towel and possibly someone to help you. Laying on the towel with your ear facing up, put a few drops of heated oil (warm! not hot) into your ear and let it sit for 5-10 minutes. Then flip your head and let the oil drain out of your ear onto the towel.
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You're suggesting sticking sharp objects in your ear?
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You're suggesting sticking sharp objects in your ear?
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If doctor's can't help you I highly doubt anyone on an Animal Crossing forum is going to do any better. Good luck figuring it out, OP.
Sticking something thin and sharp into your ear is just asking to puncture your ear drum. Qtips are the safest if you're going to use something, though apparently doctor's recommend nothing smaller than your elbow. Which is basically nothing! That size ain't going in there.
Sticking something thin and sharp into your ear is just asking to puncture your ear drum. Qtips are the safest if you're going to use something, though apparently doctor's recommend nothing smaller than your elbow. Which is basically nothing! That size ain't going in there.
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Do not listen to this, this is ****ing ********.
Doctors recommend to NOT USE Q TIPS or to STICK ANYTHING IN YOUR EAR. Do not do it. Q-Tips prolong the problem or make it far worse.
Do not suggest this ****, it has great potential for permanent damage. If you need your ears cleaned, and ear wax remover is not working, seek professional help. Do not shove **** in your ear like a backwater ******.
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Did you go to a general practitioner or a specialist? I'd recommend seeing an ear specialist for something like this because removing with a syringe won't do you much good. If you go to a specialist they should have this huge machine thing that you sit on and it basically sucks/balls up any ear wax you may have built up. I had a similar issue like 6 years ago and it hasn't happened again since, though they will tell you if you'll have to go again (some people require a cleaning with it like every 6 months). That's the only other thing I can think of that can help you. Good luck!
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Nathan :D
My dad always goes on about how he can't stand q-tips. For some reason whenever he uses them he coughs uncontrollably.
Alright. So, I think the reason your ear might build up wax so fast is because there's a chance that you have something in your ear preventing it from being a straight path to the outside of your head... (Jeez I wish I was a doctor, I'd know how to explain this better... T^T) For removal I'd try mixing warm water and hydrogen peroxide. Let it sit in your head for a little while then get it out.
AshleyMathy
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These ear problems are very common nowadays, it's all because of too much use of cell phones and when you listen loud music on iPods, too much use of these things are not safe for the ear.
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I barely use my cell phone though. I don't listen to loud music either.
Also, I've tried the hydrogen peroxide multiple times and it didn't do anything. A highly skilled doctor in this area told me to use vinegar. I used vinegar and it's begun to start reducing the problem effectively.
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