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I know hydrogen peroxide is supposed to be good as well.
Doesn't that **** up your ears more if it's an infection and not just buildup?
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I know hydrogen peroxide is supposed to be good as well.
Doesn't that **** up your ears more if it's an infection and not just buildup?
Doesn't that **** up your ears more if it's an infection and not just buildup?
just go to your friendly ENT doc. they'll deploy miniature cave excavation tools to harvest the bounty.
Doesn't that **** up your ears more if it's an infection and not just buildup?
IDK... Sounds pricey consult unless other chronic issue for seeing a specialist or severe buildup, not to mention you may not get in for a while locally (depends location). Seems like asking a derm to freeze you're minor wart. My guess is get a PA or likely even med tech to do it and bill after screen. Not knocking ENT's, they deal with some interesting stuff. Cueing the I'm not a physician line, I've had such things done at a GP doc dig out some nice earwax chunks when I was much younger and had such issues from all sorts otolaryng issues (seemingly made worse from swimming). Didn't mix. Eventually such things subsidized w/ preventative drops and age I guess.