1,381 - Last Hope Ear Wax Removal for Patient in a lot of Discomfort
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Four other people could not remove this patient’s wax, yet you went in and made it look like an almost routine case. This is the primary reason why no one but a professional should be doing ear wax removal. Thank you for helping this patient and many others.
Dittos, he's doing a great job!!! You can see this very much needs great skills and patience for this type of operation!!!
Good job starting from the outside and working around 😊
In the case of severe blocked ear, I am agree with you. And to avoid having a blocked ear, I frequently clean my ears by myself, and never get blocked ears till now.
In 2 years I went to 4 ear dr's due to wax and not being able to hear. I finally gave up. year 5 rolls around and I was in emergency care for some odd thing. Older Dr. asked me if I had any other problems, I said yes but nobody has been able to help me. Magic Man he was. I even hugged him when he was done. first time in 5 yrs. I could finally hear out of my right ear again. 🥰
I'm in the US and it took me 9 cardiologists to get some answers and help!
Until you removed the entire blockage, I didn’t realise how tense my entire body was watching this massive extraction !
I expperienced the same feeling but I relaxed as he pulled the wax out.
I thought it was just me😂.
Riveting
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@honibear6890 Oh my gosh, I was holding my breath through it all, too! 😆
And then when he pulled that last big chunk out, I just felt my entire body relax, in relief for this patient!
It's crazy what these types of videos can actually do to the people who watch them! I truly did not expect my body to have tensed up, and then to feel my entire body relax at the end! It was so literal, that there was no way I could have ignored it! But while watching the procedure, I didn't even realize that I had been holding my breath, either, until it was almost over! Too funny!
I had ear wax impacted on my ear drum at my GP appointment. She sent a nurse in to remove it but by the time she was done I was almost sobbing, it hurt so bad. I cant tell you how wonderful it was to see you being so very gentle. Please dont EVER lose that gentle touch!
My ENT had that "gentle touch" also. I hated it when he retired!
Word that happened to me when I was younger and it hurt so bad they were rough
suck it up buttercup. Life can be a lot worse than that little bit of discomfort.
Did they get you to use an ear oil for a few days before they tried to take it out? It makes it easier to remove with like a water suction thing.
@@The18081986 They did use some ear oil just a few Minutes before they did it, but definitely not for several days before.
So nice to see how this guy treats the patient! I have chronic ear problems, mixed with some of the narrowest ear canals specialists have seen, plus a condition that causes excessive ear wax growth, so that's a monthly removal for me. My ear drum is completely covered in a week, so it's great to see how gentle you are!!
Do you mind sharing what condition this is? I have to go several times a year for wax cleaning but my ear doctor just say I produce a lot of wax. Never really mentioned a condition.
@@penpaperleather Its not necessarily a condition that solely causes ear wax build up, I have conditions that aid to the build up. I have an autoimmune disorder, and eczema :)
Wow that sound like never-ending torture😬 There's no way they can help prevent the wax from building up so fast?
@@tellybelly108 Sadly no 😅 All they can do is give me meds that help the constant irritation and ear drop oils to make it soft enough for the constant removals
My ears build up wax quickly, too. I learned that if I mix half 3% peroxide and half water, pour it in ear and let it soak for about 10 min and drain. It cleans the wax out every time!
I work in Healthcare and have the nurses check my ears. They always tell me how clean my ears are now!
There is something very wrong with me that I just have to watch videos like this instead of scrolling on.
Have you ever taken a look inside your own ears? I got a BeBird device for that. It’s pretty fun.
Me too for me im a curious type
I'm right there with you
I get it, and it's normal
I started watching jigger removal on Africans feet, then I ended up at Dr Popzit, a giant cyst on a Elephant, today it looks like I’m watching ear wa.😂🤣
I often wonder how many people are walking around not hearing because they have blocked ears.
What??
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@@jennyl6649 😂 Didn't hear a word he said, did you??
Plenty of people these days.
The ears are blocked by the headphones
Pardon?
Several years ago I had a wax plug and had to get it removed. I cannot describe to you the level of relief I felt by the end. Between the pressure relief and how clearly I could hear, it was amazing.
And mine was nowhere near this bad, I can only imagine this patient's relief by the time you were done.
I had something like this because I made so much ear wax. It would muffle my hearing and feel like such pressure. Great to have it cleared out!
When I was a kid a fly flew in my ear. Nobody believed me but I always felt like my ears were plugged like we were driving by the mountains. I was constantly making a yawning motion with my mouth cuz it would bother me some much. After a while I would guess a year or so. I started picking inside my ear alot. It was so uncomfortable. I finally pulled out about 3 or 4 brown balls like bb size. Finally I was able to feel normal. Even to this day my mom thinks I made it up. I know a fly flew into my ear
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May I asked what lead to it being plugged. Btw I am glad you are feeling better
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I'm so so glad to hear you're opting to actually FIX the problem of wax buildup. A few years ago I had buildup every summer didn't know if it was allergies or just sweat and heat based. I eventually got referred to hospital and they sectioned it. Then I asked what they were going to do going forward and essentially they said "Pray".
I'm glad to see a doctor that decides to opt to remove the wax rather than sell a hearing implant that needs maintenance would increase build up pain etc.
Lord how relieved the poor person must have felt.
You have a wonderful voice and hand. Signed Gina M
Fascinating I work an engineer digging vertical boreholes. Drilling the centre of the borehole and collapsing the outside is a method we use all time! Who knew dirt and ears could have similar techniques! Haha
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😂😂😂😂😂 that’s wild
I was just thinking, this felt a lot like watching a construction crew excavating a small hole around a fragile utility line with hand shovels and a vac truck
You sound like geologist or Geotechnical person. 😂 I work same
You can tell the wax was right in the drum with all the trauma underneath. Fantastic job with this gentle removal. I’m sure the client left very happy!
I was 9 yrs old had massive infection, finally after being so sick being allergic to most of the antibiotics the Army base doctors finally sent me to a specialist, if you want to call him that. I was head curled and vacuumed but didn’t get anything but one tiny piece. I have been mostly deaf in that ear ever since. Now I am 60 and the other ear doesn’t work as well. Life stinks when you can’t hear ppl talk. I am so glad you are very good at helping others. Bless you! Happy New Year!
Take that trip and go see him, its never too late.
Please take care
Please take care of yourself!! You shouldn't have to go through that ❤❤
Stop giving yourself such a hard time over what unknowing people say or think. You are patient centered and I can't tell you how important that is. I'm a senior citizen who has had ear problems since I was 6 months old. I've seen a lot of ear specialist and am so happy to say that I now have and ear specialist PA in the states, and it's heaven to have someone who understands how that tender touch can and will encourage patients into self care and having no fear of asking for ear care when they do need it. Thankful for people who practice as you do.
Ear infections are the worst and have dealt with chronic infections for the last 5 years due to a previous choleatoma!! Thankfully I found a good doctor. Ive dealt with infection and fluid for years!! If you are suffering there is help!!
I can’t imagine anyone saying not nice things about you 😮. You seem like the most gentle audiologist I’ve ever come across.
His voice is so soothing!
He is scam, this is not ear, clearly its a nostril, and why people is acting like blind person?, and The scary thing is all the comments that didn't point out this topic.
If that's a nostril, then I'm the queen of England.
He keeps going back into the same ear, it's that obvious. Also, bogeys do not look that and get like that
@@MydrahalanWhatever drugs you're doing, stop it, get some help, you've taken it too far and need to go to rehab
That poor person, their ears looks excruciating. Thank goodness that you were able to help them.
Biedna bo nie dba o higienę? Widać, że tam się wszystko lepi od woskowiny, nawet przy wejściu
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If anything they were caring too much about it,
Pretty sure this whole issue exists because they keep cleaning their ears with cotton swabs.
@mtbjorng5166Thanks for the laugh!😂
You really did this patient a great service, Neel. What can feel better than easing someone's pain? Bravo!!
He should of used alligator clamp tool ,instead of trying to use suction.
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@@littlesilver2205do you realize how much that would've hurt the swelling?? You're not an audiologist, clearly.
I really liked several things. 1 you cared to treat a patient that saw others that wouldnt/couldn't help him. 2 you cared for him and 3. This was really tough. Really tough. You used everything I thought you would and just kept it up. You didn't give up on him and the terrible state of the inside was testament to the fact he really needed help. Thanks so much for this awesome patient job. 😊
I took a patient that I was caring for to the ear Dr. I really didn’t know you could get that much ear wax backed up in the canal. It was bigger and harder than what you just took out. But the color was a yellow color. I’m not sure what They used but they did a flush. Let it sit for awhile. When they took it out it was one big blob. I was blown away. This was very interesting to watch.
Thank you and God bless you.
Thank you for being so gentle.
Sometimes I just wonder how many people in the world live in pain with issues like this one because they don't have access to get that removed. You really are out here doing Gods work. 🎉
You could use peroxide eardrops to loosen it up and then blast it out with warm water jet from one of those little rubber bulb sucker things.
That doesn’t always work. Environmental changes can cause you To have an excess buildup of earwax. Liquid eardrops cannot penetrate hardened Earwax.
@@DeuceGeniusNo way! You discribed an old fashioned technic..with sirynge and water jet...Brrh
Sometimes I get strain in my neck muscles and I realize that my whole body is tensing up trying to pull this wax with you. I have to remind myself to breathe.😅
Lol! 😂 Me, too!
I came to make this very comment, then I read this. I'm glad I'm not alone.
I feel such relief when those huge plugs are removed. It's as if is happening to me; especially those humongous plugs that emerge from the recess. 😂 😂
Same here!
It’s not just you
I had a similar ear issue decades ago where I experienced pain in my left ear so I stopped at a med stop and they gave me drops to ease the pain. Problem is, I had a bad infection that was covered with ear wax, so the drops never reached the infection. The pain got so bad, I drove myself to the ER and a doctor looked carefully and told me that the wax was covering the infection and he had to remove it, but he didn’t use a vacuum and carefully remove the wax, he used a saline spray and after a few minutes the wax broke free and the saline jet hit the infection and it felt like someone jabbed a hot poker in my ear. Even though I drove there, I had to beg and plead for a strong pain reliever, that I only lived 5 minutes away, and they finally agreed to give me a shot of Demerol, right before I checked out. That was almost 30 years ago, but it was the worst pain I’ve experienced by far. Thank GOD for that Demerol!
While I am happy that he successfully treated your condition, I think it is irresponsible to administer a highly addictive opioid (especially pethidine; I have no data to back it up, but when I look at its pharmacological actions (opioidergic, anticholinergic, and DAT inhibitory effects), it could be more addictive than some other opioids depending on whether you like the stimulatory effects) and just contributes to what is known as the opioid crisis. At the same time, I have to admit that I wasn't in your body and can't assess your situation. However, having saline spray touch your infection or inflamed tissue sounds like it caused strong but temporary pain, so it should have resolved quickly enough and, therefore, doesn't justify the risk of developing an addiction to opioids. When it comes to the pain caused by the infection itself, it can be managed by a spray consisting of an antibiotic and a steroid (Otomize, for example) and, optionally, if your stomach can tolerate it (mine can't anymore), some ibuprofen.
Now some of you might ask, "Is one shot of Demerol enough to cause an addiction to opioids?" My answer is: Yes, it can. Depending on the individual's situation, demerol can quickly get rid of one's bad mood or depression and give you the best time you've had in weeks, months, or even years. It doesn't take long until your brain realizes Demerol/opioids => Gooood. In reverse, it might take a long time to realize that the fact that it makes you feel so good isn't good, but highly risky. In Germany, docs are usually very reluctant to use opioids.
TLDR: I don't see any need for a highly addictive opioid.
@@klaus13337thanks for your input, but I can assure you the pain was temporary, it lasted for almost an hour until I received the demerol. Also, I was too exhausted to experience any kind of high, I finally arrived home around 5am and it helped to fall asleep immediately. I do not recall any kind of addiction whatsoever and the same goes for the only other time when I received demerol, when I scratched my cornea. All that it did was numb my pain and make me sleepy
Demerol is not that addictive, when a person is experiencing excruciating pain ibuprofen is not going to help. I was given demerol for 2 weeks multiple times a day in the hospital for a pancreatitist , no addiction and no withdrawal . Pain medicine is necessary sometimes and people should not be scared to into believing they'll be an addict if they relieve their pain with certain medicines . There are some people that have progressive chronic pain.
@@ginger56castro You may be resistant to the rewarding effects of opioids, but many people are not. Ages ago, it wasn't a problem, but right now, with the advent of the internet and access to all information, you immediately know what the doctor gave you, what the drug does, and how easy it is to get similar drugs. There are cases where opioids are a godsend and cases where the well-intended application of opioids will lead to addiction. The pain that arises from a saline solution hitting inflamed tissue is not a case that has to be treated with an opioid.
I hardly think one of demeral is going to make her an addict. Doctors are so afraid of these drugs that they won't even prescribe them when someone really needs it. Is she going to go out and find a dealer? Probably not. So get off your high horse.
Bro can hear in 4K now.
before it was simply Hi Deaf... :)
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LOL this thread
What an amazingly gentle and patient doctor you are. Thank you for your kindness and consideration of others!!!
Yay! I'm so glad you were able to help this patient! It must be really fulfilling to help people every single day!!
I would do this for free if I was a doctor lol so bloody satisfying
My granddaughters will love watching this. They are very preoccupied with ASMR right now, and this is real life. Hopefully, they will choose a career in the medical field and live a life they enjoy. Great job, doctor. There is nothing so noble than helping people who are afflicted with disease or just in pain.
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I had horrible suffering with earaches as a young child had ear tubes multiple times I know is I'm older still fighting the good fight so it's great to see that there's options like this to help people and give them the relief and give him a sense of normalcy
Your expertise is incredible to watch. Plus you can see you are one of those rare doctors who truly care for their patients. Can you share how you clean daily your ears correctly?
Absolutely amazing how good you really are at removing what other Audiologist can't...you are number one in your profession....
It is so wonderful to see when you relieve patients as their ear pain! You do it with such grace and a steady hand, and always seem to care about them! You’re amazing at what you do, just wish you were in Canada!😊
I have hearing aids so I can honestly say that many people could do that work. You have a special skill in wax removal. Spending your time on helping people who are suffering so much pain makes more sense.
You're so patient and have a soothing voice 😊...
How much does it cost to have this done please?.. My hearing is SO bad and have to blow through my nose by holding and blowing down if thay makes sense.. ?..
I get temporary relief... It's really upsetting losing my hearing at this age... plus annoying for people around me x
Has a patient admitted for new onset falls. She was in her 60’s, good health, but had just started falling. No BP issues, and I sat down and took a good, detailed history of the last 6 months. No issues, just started falling 4 months prior, and this last time, she’d knocked herself out. She was very clear - she’d feel dizzy, the room would swirl, and down she’d go. So I asked her what happened 4 months ago - nothing. Five months prior - nothing. 6 months prior - she got her first hearing aids. I grabbed a Np that happened to be on the unit, convinced her to look at my patient’s eardrums. Packed solid. NP got an ENT to come in, and they pulled out more wax that I could imagine fit. She lived a good way out of town, and the aids hurt her ears, but she thought that was normal. Once they got her “de waxed” the doc said, “No wonder you were falling.” Pressure on the inner ear, vertigo, and falling. You wanna know the kicker? Because she lived alone and they were worried she’d fall and have a fatal injury unobserved, they were going to put her in a nursing home. I may not have been the world’s best nurse, but that day I made a difference. She went back home to her house, not a nursing home, and a granddaughter who really loved her said she was going to move in, which the patient was thrilled about. She’d wanted someone to offer, but didn’t want to ask.
Wow, I would imagine that patient felt a whole lot better with all that wax removed, good job Dr. I’ve been binge watching a whole lot of your videos, mostly at night. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺
I could listen to this guy all night. His voice is so calming ❤
Creeps mcpasta has a similar voice and tells great creepy pasta stories I enjoy falling asleep to lol.
Like the info says; he's not a shouter. He's a whisperer.... An ear whisperer..
You're not the first to fall for a British accent
Just absolutely amazing! It’s no wonder people come from so far to see you and get much-needed help. Thank you to you and your client for sharing this video.
За этим надо ехать издалека??? В России такую помощь оказывают в любой районной поликлинике.
Мой русский никуда не годится. Извините за плохую грамматику. В некоторых странах врачи или специалисты лучше, чем в стране путешествующего.
Я живу в Америке, но многие из нас ездят в Мексику или другие страны Латинской Америки - чтобы получить доступные и лучшие медицинские процедуры.
@@letliveluci9606 у вас замечательный русский!😁👍
@@letliveluci9606 а Мексика разве не Америка? В какой Америке вы живёте? Америка не страна, а континент. Или я ошибаюсь?!🤔
@@TatjanaRoznova Mexico and United States of America, are in North America continent. USA has been commonly referred as America, the country .
This was an incredible tedious procedure. You’re so patient & encouraging with each patient which helps enormously! God bless you & hope your practice does well. Thank you for sharing this with us!
I can't believe I just spent that much time so invested in watching this, and still left with the burning questions like "how big is it all compared to other things?? No reference for size?!"
Thanks for these videos. Had no idea this is part of an audiologist's job.
As someone who has had inner ear issues I can tell you that your work is so necessary and so appreciated if you can give fast appointments. My issues deal with vertigo and pain. When it flares getting in quickly is a God Send. Thank you for serving your community.
You’re truly remarkable. Watching this, is like watching surgery on a butterfly! I’m amazed. Remaining empathetic toward the patient and apparently entirely motivated by the relief you can provide. Gentle, empathetic, strategic, careful, and extraordinarily skilled and above all prepared to work on this most fragile part of the body. These must be the tiniest yet most precise movements bringing quick and effective relief for this person suffering with horrendous pain. What an angel you are.
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I really love your videos. I’m a long time subscriber but I don’t comment very often. I just want to say that I appreciate how steady, careful, caring, and patient you are with your patients! 😊
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This doctors voice is so soothing! The only person touching inside of ears like this should be professional. And no water pumped into a ear full of impacted wax. Excellent job!!!
I can only imagine the relief of the patient! What precision , patience and gentleness you displayed extracting the wax!!
Thank goodness there is somewhere that patients can get to when the pain is that bad and seen quickly. Thank you for your videos, the time and effort you put into educating us is appreciated very much.
I feel better for the patient. I cheered you on the entire time... thank you for your service... I'm in the Healthcare field myself so this was very satisfying to watch and learn from. I too have experienced needing a similar procedure as a child for earwax build up. So this hit home on many levels. Bravo 👏 👏 👏
Several years ago I had three surgeries for a cholesteatoma. I still go for cleaning in my ear several times a year. I can understand what you're patients go through. Enjoy your videos.
Why'd it look like a nose 🥲
THANK you. Came here to say just that
I was thinking the same thing 🤔
This is no ear. This is someone's nose. So dishonest
I thought that too until ruclips.net/video/gBfIWGnFPBg/видео.html then you can see it is an ear.
@@mathewisherwood1095 okayyyyyy, then I am corrected. Thanks for that.
This is one of the most satisfying of your library of amazing ear wax removal videos, that wax was in there so tight and you were brilliant in your approach and provided a comfortable procedure for the poor guy with the impacted wax. I also watch your clear wax channel and enjoy the Chrystal clear clarity of the wax/skin, it’s amazing!!! Keep up the good work Chris from New York (USA) I have my own little channel where I show what kind of work I do (maintenance)
This was the most difficult impacted wax because of excruciating ear pain. Neel was so gentle with precise movements. Checking in with the patient frequently shows his level of care. What a brilliant job he did. The patient relieved and went home happy. Good on you Neel. Take care. Xx.
Yesss we would walk from Australia to see you Dr Neel! My husband is deaf in the left ear, as a nurse, I have told him numerous times to STOP using earbuds as they make it worse. He was tested for hearing problems and they told him he has perfect hearing in BOTH ears.!!!
So I wish we could see you here in Australia!!!
Much love and respect to you Dr xxx 🇦🇺
That was amazing. My late husband was having problems with his hearing, and I finally got him to go to an ear doctor. He indeed had a plug and they sent him home to remove it with a water pic. It came right out, and the problem was gone, but he was just amazed that that could cause his lack of hearing, he just thought he was losing his earring because he was older.
I bet a lot of us have varying degrees of hearing loss from things like this. Thank God for Doctors like you!
I wonder how many years could’ve been to build up such thick ear wax. This is mind blowing. Thanks for relieving the discomfort for this patient. 🥰
I’m sure you’ve had patients shed happy tears after a procedure! I can’t imagine that kind of relief 😅
Thank you for helping this person. The world needs more good people like you.
That was a very complex case but you make it look so easy! Thank you for sharing I was sitting on the edge of my seat!!!! Great video.
Great work Neel! How have four specialists seen this and been unable to remove it, yet as someone else has stated, you have made this look routine??? Shocking really!!!!
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Because of you this patient is now be able to have a good night sleep or he send you a email to thank you out of the bottom of his ❤️ .
This was a pretty good job , you are really very careful and caring of your patients a professional !!! 🇧🇪😘
Neel, not only do you take extreme caution when doing extractions, but you have a very soothing voice!
Just the first frames of the video made me shake my head. So much black wax wall to wall. Then I relaxed knowing they had the very best audiologist to do the extraction. 😊
I almost fainted at 10:30. Thank you for taking out the issue , instead of just prescribing a hearing aid. Holding my breath at 11:45. Thank you so much !
I can feel the moment of relief in these videos. It is visceral.
😮 I was born in 1975. I was always taught to use Q-tips to clean my ears. Now I'm losing my hearing and I think I know why😢 Thank you for caring. If I could afford health insurance I'd see you. Again, thank you ❤
Were you "taught" to use a Q-tip or told to use Q-tip? There's a big difference.
I was born in 1965 and when I was born I had outer and middle ear infections in both ears. So I have been seeing an ENT all my life. I have always used Q-tips, but I was taught how to use them properly. I have my ears checked every year and the ENT always says I have the cleanest ears he has ever seen :)
Moral of the story - it's not the Q-tip, but how you use it.
@kenb3552 I'm not sure. I'm 50 years old, so I've just been doing the same thing since I was kid. 🤷♀️
Let some water drip into your ears in the shower.
When you use Q tips you’re pushing the wax further into your ear. Use a wet towel or cloth and gently brush along your ear canal. I’m a Musician and listen to a lot of tracks and my headphones push wax into my ears a lot and the best way to clean the method I told you guys. Hope it helps ❤
@@kenb3552exactly correct! i have extremely excessive wax production and need to clean my ears daily. i’ve been using q-tips all my life and every time i’ve gone to the doctor they said i don’t need any cleaning bc my ears are spotless. people just don’t know how to use swabs. they jam them deep into their ears instead of taking their time and finessing the swab around the ear canal gently, then pulling the swab out with a bit a pressure to drag wax with it.
I was holding my breath watching this video. I am always amazed with your skill.
You are amazing! I’m so glad this patient found you and you were able to relive their pain.
Amazing work here wax whisperer! I'm sure your patient was so incredibly grateful for your gentle and slow approach to removing the ear wax and this was a pleasure to watch!
This is absolutely mesmerizing. Would it be possible to put something next to the removed ear wax like a coin or a ruler so we have a point of reference for the size / volume.
Excellent job Neel! Has there ever been a time when you couldn’t help someone? You always do amazing videos. Thanks so much to both of you for sharing.❤️🇨🇦
What's fantastic is how fast you can see patients now! How despairing many must be, when in such pain and having seen so many other ear specialists to NO AVAIL!
That poor patient😢. So glad they had you to help them 😊
that dude finally can hear the universe thats life changing
Could you have used peroxide to loose some of this impaction? Then use the probe to break up the impaction before then easily vacuuming the rest out?
I bet you were surprised that the other audiologist had not done the 'dig the middle and fold the edges in' technique? Glad you sorted the patient out, no fun earache. Especially with a lump that rammed in. Nice work Neel!
You certainly wouldn't be my last resort you'd be my first port of call with any ear related issues.. Thanx for sharing Neel 👏💜👂✌️
WOW, that poor client. I think my ears feel relief just watching this one lol. As soon as I saw it I knew you could do it.🎉
Excellent demonstration of very difficult case. Your patience & care was impressive. I also appreciated you sharing your decision to stop fitting hearing aids in your practice & limiting it to cases similar to this one. Thank you.
Thank you for seeing your patient as a human being. Its disgusting to hear there are commenters just saying why don't you just get in there etc. shows they don't see these people as people and surely don't give a damn about their anxiety and pain levels
Goodness-the patient must feel SO much better! You were so careful and precise!
You are amazing Mr Raithatha!!!... I'd trust you with my ears any day!!!... I've had scarred tissue since birth (I'm now 53) and often have such bad earache, that I'm hospitalised!!!... I'm very conscious of keeping my ears clear but would love to have your expert opinion!!!
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Poor patient. I'm glad they were able to get relief.
It’s so satisfying to watch the huge chunks of wax come out. I imagine the patient must feel so much better! Good job doc! 👍
Oh my goodness, I was holding my breath throughout. I bet that this person felt a lot better after all of that wax was removed. Well done.❤❤❤
What a great job, and such patience! It's like ear wax Jenga! Great job. So glad you were able to help this patient😊
Thank you for another excellent procedure and explanation. I bet that patient felt SO much better immediately, not to mention down the line after healing. What a blessing you are to him/her. ❤
I know you are always up for a challenge that sure was big one cannot imagine the pain the poor patient was in that was a very sore ear brilliant work by you 👂👏
Omg i cant imagine how painful that must have been. The relief the patient felt had to have been absolutely GLORIOUS.
I always find it funny that when I got to my regular doctor appointments they usually ask how often I get my ears cleaned, I never have. I use cotton swabs as well lol
What a wonderful procedure you did for this person. You're very good at what you do, if not the best. Good luck on the success of your new line of instruments. I hope this will enable more audiologists to help more people.
I first misread your message. I read archeologists.
@@beaward2769😂 So cute! Well you know those archeologists gotta dig out that ear wax!
Just watched again episode 574. 😮😮😮 never ceases to amaze me. Your work is absolutely fabulous.
I would trust you with my ear health unconditionally. You are amazing. I enjoy your commentary and your work is top notch!!
Had a bad block like this once years ago and was blown away at how much more i could hear afterwards. Had no idea it actually affected it that badly.
Don't stick Q-tips in your ears folks.
Ive always used a scoop and it’s been commonly passed along knowledge that q-tips are not good for cleaning ears. Amazes me how many people still use them and end up impacting wax into their ears.
I have chronic migraines that give me ear aches and jaw pain. I have to say that its the ear ache that hurts the most. This poor guy. I feel for him.
I went to an ENT Dr. a few months ago and he removed the wax from my ears with a high pressure water machine that took less than 30 seconds per ear. Absolutely much less pain than any other way of removing ear wax.
In a case where the wax build up is that much and impacted causing so much pain. A water pick would be of no use.
Fantastic removal!! Never have I seen anything like this. I'm so glad there is someone to help these patients! I'm sure it makes their lives better with no more pain! Thank you Sir!
So my question is at what age should you see someone in this specialty? I appreciate how gently and patiently you do the wax removal. It’s amazing.
I can’t imagine how painful that was. Absolute masterclass
Oh my goodness I know they were so relieved. Great job!