Best medical decision I’ve ever made…insisting on an appointment with an ENT! Within 15 minutes my ENT diagnosed my chronic sinus infections to a narrowing entrance to my sinuses. 1 surgery and 30 years later…zero sinus infections. They’re called “specialists” for a reason 👍
I had major sinus issues too. There were times I couldn't lie down, so had to sleep sitting up. Then my aunt taught me Jal neti and got me a neti pot. No problem since. Its been 20+ yrs. Taught the same to many people since, including 2 friends who are MD's themselves.
When I was little our Family Physician as they were called handled it all unless there was a problem, I had 3 brother's and we were very close in age. He was such a wonderful Dr., and man and friend to my family, so he took lots of time with us, and explained everything. So, this is how he would check our ears. I actually liked it. Lol. By the time we got home, we could check everything on all the baby dolls, pets and neighbors. Lol But they just don't have wonderful Dr's, like that anymore, he was our Dr., until he passed away. Bless his wonderful soul!!❤
Thank you! I have an appt today and was looking for what to expect and only saw videos with “graphic content” warnings and the patients looking horrified and scared! This video was very assuring and calming instead. Thank you
As a ENT specialty clinical nurse, it also depends on how hard the ear wax. Ear wax needed to be softened up before it can be easily and safely removed.
Na Verdade a Dr não tem preguiça de trabalhar. Pegou e já resolveu o problema. Em vez de arrumar desculpas esfarrapadas como aqui no Brasil sempre fazem. Aqui o Lema é o Paciente que espera e se Foda
I've watched enough videos to know that even when it's just earwax that it's not just that easy like she makes it out to be. I hope she made this just to reassure scared patients instead of to make people think that it's just that easy every time.
Actually, this is only one of many of her shorts. In most of her vids she uses the flushing method where a large amount of wax is removed with flushing first and if there's any remaining she uses the instrument. I'm guessing it either wasn't necessary with this patient or she already applied a softening agent before removing the wax. I had to have this procedure after having brain surgery when blood had pooled in both ears and mixed with ear wax and hardened. I can't begin to describe the relief while she was flushing, and then when my ear canals were finally exposed when she used the instrument to remove the remaining clumps from both canals.
When I was young I had wax buildup problems and general ear problems. My Dr used this same tech nique to remove the wax. Some times it tickled really bad when he would touch the tiny hairs, it was all I could do to sit still. Cheers. 😊
Oh my gosh - thank you for posting this! She must feel so much better. Dr. can you get numbing drops before hand so that it’s not so ticklish/uncomfortable? my daughter needs to have hers cleaned by the ENT. American here. 😃
Back in the day, my dad used to flush out our earwax with a syringe filled with saline solution. It worked perfectly, I’m talking about the fifties and early sixties. The evolution of medical technology, how sweet👍🏾
They still do that. This is ENT specific. Urgent care or your primary care will still use a bottle filled with distilled water to gently flush your ear out
@@DarkDreams948 Yes my primary care uses softening drops and flushes it out with warm water too. Had it done this way once too with a lancet type device at an urgent care. Didn't hurt. I just felt a little pressure. Better than being constantly lightheaded and dizzy when the ears are impacted with wax.
I had my ears picked out like this by an ENT and the pain almost sent me through the roof. I'll take the old fashioned syringe and irrigation method any day over this torture......
Am an ENT surgeon from India. This is not the way ear wax can be removed safely. One small movement by the patient can cause injuries. Ear syringing by sterile water or diluted povidone iodine is the safest method. If wax is still stubborn, a ear microscope is needed to evacuate the wax with specific instruments under magnified vision. Removal of impacted ear wax safely, is not as easy as it seems.
This is a good video. Both of my ears are blocked and I can only hear a little bit. This is really getting annoying and I really need to see an ENT doctor soon after I have been given out a referral note.
If they sold an effective ear suction kit over the counter the wait list for doctors /ENT would likely be shorter 😉 Imagine how much time you could save avoiding booking a doctor appoint and then an ENT appoint 😅
I go deaf about twice a year from earwax buildup. They just spray water in my ears after giving me some wax softening ear drops. It's pretty nasty everytime lol.
lol, I've def seen some crazy things come out of ears. Don't worry, its normal and you're not alone. Ill post soon a video on how to make your own irrigation material to irrigate your ears!
I had a terrible experience with Water Irrigation to remove impacted ear wax...I got side effects afterwards of Nystagmus, Dizziness Vertigo, Ear Pain Ache... would not do water irrigation again..!!!!
I had this done in September but my ears were stopped up and hurting right before I was flying. It provided instant relief. It was recommended to use an earwax softener to prevent this hard buildup. So far it’s worked.
I used to have bad wax buildup in my ears and had to go to the doctor to have it removed. Now, about once a week, I use my Waterpik with a low or moderate control setting in my ears. I can blast some serious ear wax out. Been doing that for years. Best to use warm or very warm water. Never have to go to the Doctor again for that.
When we clean our ears at home with either Q-tip cotton swab or an ear cleaner with sort of a hook at the end it only comes out with the white/gray/yellow ear wax only but at an ENT office, doctors are able also get rid of extra sebum and/or debris with advanced equipments/instruments which is the black part that came out at the end.
I am in the US. I wish we had someone here that uses micro suction like they have in the UK..Still your method is much better than flushing out the ears with water.
@creativesource3514 yes birth daughters had microsecond used. One got it frequently as her tube's didn't stop infection and the nasty had to be sticked out for him to see. The other put a bead in her ear. Edit to add the one time a doc used a tool, the ear canal bled.
I went nearly deaf from wax and used Castor Oil and Q-tips for 4 days. Perfect hearing now. But you have to be Very careful with Q-tips. If you're not careful go to a doctor. Some suggest peroxide and you don't need Q-tips, but my wax was really impacted so I think Castor Oil and Q-tips worked great for me.
when i was a kid a nurse at the doc office used a bug plastic syringe filled with warm water and blasted my shit. it worked but i would lf much preferred what was done in the video.
@@draagonteeththat's ear syringing. We still use them in my area. Ideally, Normal saline is the standard liquid for ear syringing, but tepid (warm) clean water is the cheaper option.
And let me tell you by experience, its not the most pleasant feeling having it done, from the patients perspective. But once its over, it feels so good, and you can hear better too.
fr once as a kid i has build up and the doc asked if i wanted a light saber or butterfly and i thought she was gonna give me a light up but she really just had a cute looking stick poked around in my ear 💀
IT IS NICE TO SEE EAR WAX REMOVED BY A PROFESSIONAL AND THAT WAY THE PATIENT HAS THE BEST CHANCE OF LEAVING WITH THEIR HEARING INTACT. YOU ALSO DID NOT TAKE AGES FOR THE SAKE OF ENTERTAINMENT. THANKYOU 👂❤️
I watch a lot of wax removing videos and always wondered how they did the video/camera AND remove the wax So now I know! Thanks so much for posting this video!!!
Seeing that instrument gave me flash backs of being a kid in the 80s when the ENT would poke around my ears with one. It hurt like hell. I can't believe you guys still use them all these years later.
Can you show us how you do it with someone who has it packed in their. I went to my ENT and when he stuck that in my ear it hurt really bad. Any suggestions?
Mine used a suction probe. I tend to prefer that along with a Jobson horn and an ear hook if necessary. Y’all should really go watch The Wax Whisperer to see how it SHOULD be done.
I remember I couldn’t hear for 2 weeks because of wax buildup. My primary Dr could not do it. I had to go to the ER and they flushed my ears out with water and peroxide solution and I could hear so clearly!! It was such a relief!
Yes!!! You can go to any clinic, and they will do this!!! I get earwax building up, and as someone said here, they go in, and a person “ear-I gates” your ear!! They usually have a small machine/receptacle that holds water Which they can put warm/hot water into adjusting the temperature, and I guess using peroxide and or salt solution too, if they want… And then they can power wash the earwax out of your ear canal!!! so don’t run out and buy hearing aids, people!!! Just get your ears cleaned out!!
Your primary doctor could not flush your ears with a solution to unclog them? So you were sent to an EMERGENCY room? Sounds ridiculous. You dont need an MD to do such a rudimentary procedure lol. So they said, "What is the emergency?" And you tell them you have a clogged ear due to ear wax build up? Lol
@@CrowT Yes that is ridiculous. The nurse at primary care used to irrigate my ears. They can do it at urgent care also. That Dr. just didn’t want to do it!
@allisonrees6763 Yeah, I call B.S. on their story. Nobody office is going to send you to the E.R so they can flush your ears with peroxide. You can do that at HOME. That is not an emergency. Any office can clean your ears if you are having issues. Nurses can do it. B.S. story. Maybe it is a bot🤷♂️
I have ear wax problems because of my ear canal. My wax becomes hard and removing it comes with so much relief. My Dr. uses a microscope then a gentle suction to remove it. Removing ear wax is satisfying and provides much neede relief. Please don't use earbuds and/or q-tips because they just push the wax back. Ears are a self-cleaning organ.
😂❤🎉 And where do you think the Dr puts the Ear Wax glob? They leave it on a tray for us! As a Nurse that worked in ENT, we used get the humungous globs from old hearing aid patients, size of a Lemon 🍋 Good times, good times.
Pois é Dr , Parabéns pela sua competência e trabalho. Aqui no Brasil nossos Preguiçosos mandar por medicação Cerumin no Ouvido, Só de Preguiça de trabalhar e remover exeços de cerume no nosso ouvido.
I know they're bad for you but I use Q-Tips. I had my ears cleaned in the local emergency room once and they used water. The problem was after they used water, I had the worst ear infection I think i may have ever had. It sucked not being able to hear right around Christmas. The problem now is I never get anything on the qtips though I clean my ears pretty much every day. Is there something I can use to actually clean my ears that won't risk the infection? I've tried Water and Peroxide but that doesn't always work. The insides of my ears sometimes itch and that drives me nuts.
These have been proved as a hoax but have you ever tried those ear candles? They may provide you with some relief, but if nothing else they’re supposed to be pretty relaxing :-)
I have microsuction have never been offered this treatment and I find the microsuction very painful had it done the other day and my ears are still sore and at one point during the procedure it felt like someone in my ear punched me very hard on my ear drum. I won't be having micro suction ever again.
I see the ENT doc every 6 months. He uses a suction device to remove wax build up. Kinda wish it was something I could utilize at home every other month or so.
They have kits at Walgreens that you can get that flushes out earwax. My daughter's pedi recommended it when he saw that she would have heavy wax build-up just like her dad. I've only had to use it once. When she has a small blockage.
You can do this at home. Head into Walmart to the eye and ear aisle. They have a whole row of wax removal kits. If you buy individual wax softening solution, get the ones made of 6.5% bicarbonate solution. It will bubble like vinegar and baking soda. They also have ear sprayers that just spray around the sides, no spray directly on ear drum. Generic brand is just as good as expensive name brands.
good job! why don’t American ENT’s get the endoscopes & suction tools they use in the UK? the magnification & safety is so much better. there’s plenty of channels on yt that show them. watch the Endoscope & Wax Scope 😊
Our oldest son had reoccurring ear infections when he was young and numerous MD’s repeatedly told us to “Never let anyone put anything smaller than your elbow in your, or your son’s, ears!”
You guys, She's obviously a professional with credentials for this specific issue AND an ENT. Some of y'all in here acting like she doesn't know whats she's doing.
That was probably a Jobson horne. Not something you should go sticking in your ear at home. Theres a reason many ENT's use irrigation when at all possible.
I keep having ear aches on the left side, no doctor or ent has helped me.They keep telling me my ears are clean and there is nothing wrong. I have to live on pain killers to stop the pain.
Yes, it could be a dental problem or TMJ. Have you ever been in a car accident?? It could be an alignment problem, grinding or it could be an infection. Just mention it to your dentist. I do hope you can find out what is causing your problem so you can feel better. 🙏
6:28. I just burst out laughing when you said about the skydiving.I am learning to skydive. I also have been engaged but didn't get married. I've heard what you said plenty of time's. Thankfully I got the "seriously think about if you want to get married" by my friend.There was no divorce in my country back then. The same friend encouraged me to try a skydive if I thought I'd like it. Makes me think that I am lucky and have a great friend 😊
Mam same process is did Doctor . BUT after that i suffered by bleeding . My brain was confuse ....I discuss with doctor they insert the cotton in ear and told me to remove this cotton after 15 to 20 minutes. After one and half hour i remove . I insert my little finger . And find blood again . I discuss with doctor again ..and doctor again said there no issue . This will be ok after some time ...... Mam my brain not comfortable as earlier . What should I do ? Is this ok or not ?
Well, 67 and never have wax build up, cause I clean my ears out regularly with Q-tips. Sometimes spray rubbing alcohol on ends for really good cleaning !
@@lisareynolds4028 Never had a problem and I see my doctor every 3 months and he checks my ears ! You sound like a plant nurse we had at one point...they let her go !
My left ear has suddenly become blocked and its not opening(no hearing loss though just feeling of fullness) there is no pain or discharge either and its completely dry as well. I cant understand how this suddenly happened. Can you give tips on how to open my ear?
What should I do??? I know I have extremely curved ear canals, every time I have dizziness or the feeling of being underwater they tell me I’m fine … I know I’m not then I’m reduced to home remedies..
I have to clean my husband's ears about every other month. LOL This would have helped me when I came back from my deployment- 9 months worth of gunk. Lol
@@ashj0 there is no way for someone to safely and effectively remove their own ear wax buildup; qtips/cotton buds are not safe and only push wax deeper into the ear. She shouldn’t be doing it for him either. This should be a professional’s job as they have the right tools and equipment.
@@Halo2glitchlover22 that’s literally not true. I’ve never had my ears cleaned by anything other than a qtip and every doctor that has ever looked in my ears says I have the cleanest ears they’ve ever seen. I just clean my ears a twice a week like any normal person should. I would never wait two months or however long in between.
This looks much safer than useing a cuetip I really need this done with my right ear 👂 because my right ear gets filled with earwax like crazy sometimes it blocks my hearing.
@@JIMMYZRivz In some parts od Asia, there isn't even any other instrument aside from the long metal thin rod. I've had it done before, they just gently scrape around the entrance of the ear canal.
My oldest son had a big problem with ear wax The doctor was very surprised one time when he removed shredded tire mixed with ear wax. The school used shredded tire in the playground. This was in the 1980's in USA.
I removed earwax at home with a syringe and my ears have been ringing ever since. I have to get in to see an ENT. Do you think the ringing is permanent? It’s been months of constant ringing.
If you can't hear very well out of 1 or both ears and haven't fone anything for years. You could also have a relative look inside ear with a flashlight. If all they can see is brownish or blackist plug almost to outer ear, then it's impacted.
Best medical decision I’ve ever made…insisting on an appointment with an ENT! Within 15 minutes my ENT diagnosed my chronic sinus infections to a narrowing entrance to my sinuses. 1 surgery and 30 years later…zero sinus infections. They’re called “specialists” for a reason 👍
I had major sinus issues too. There were times I couldn't lie down, so had to sleep sitting up. Then my aunt taught me Jal neti and got me a neti pot. No problem since. Its been 20+ yrs. Taught the same to many people since, including 2 friends who are MD's themselves.
@ Neti pots are fantastic!
@@effortless_choice что это такое?
I had that surgery and it all came back. Lucky you
@@user-id5fo5fv8rthey give me vertigo. I hate my sinuses and ears
That must have felt awesome such a relief.
When I was little our Family Physician as they were called handled it all unless there was a problem, I had 3 brother's and we were very close in age. He was such a wonderful Dr., and man and friend to my family, so he took lots of time with us, and explained everything. So, this is how he would check our ears. I actually liked it. Lol. By the time we got home, we could check everything on all the baby dolls, pets and neighbors. Lol But they just don't have wonderful Dr's, like that anymore, he was our Dr., until he passed away. Bless his wonderful soul!!❤
I had vertigo because of wax built up
It does, it feels relaxing and reliefieng but discomforting and a bit painfull at the same time
@@randomuser48737 where's your midol.. that was 3 sec
Crazy part is it hurts more then feels good smh
Thank you! I have an appt today and was looking for what to expect and only saw videos with “graphic content” warnings and the patients looking horrified and scared! This video was very assuring and calming instead. Thank you
As a ENT specialty clinical nurse, it also depends on how hard the ear wax. Ear wax needed to be softened up before it can be easily and safely removed.
Na Verdade a Dr não tem preguiça de trabalhar. Pegou e já resolveu o problema. Em vez de arrumar desculpas esfarrapadas como aqui no Brasil sempre fazem. Aqui o Lema é o Paciente que espera e se Foda
@@jairomann442you’re odd lmao
I've watched enough videos to know that even when it's just earwax that it's not just that easy like she makes it out to be. I hope she made this just to reassure scared patients instead of to make people think that it's just that easy every time.
@@Luceium01 lmfaaoooooo
Actually, this is only one of many of her shorts. In most of her vids she uses the flushing method where a large amount of wax is removed with flushing first and if there's any remaining she uses the instrument. I'm guessing it either wasn't necessary with this patient or she already applied a softening agent before removing the wax.
I had to have this procedure after having brain surgery when blood had pooled in both ears and mixed with ear wax and hardened. I can't begin to describe the relief while she was flushing, and then when my ear canals were finally exposed when she used the instrument to remove the remaining clumps from both canals.
That was earwax??? Damn, I thought it was a bird that flew in for the night!
😅😂😮 looks like weird insect. why its color black.
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
😂😂😂 bruh
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Requires a good deal of experience to pull this off. Bravo!
thank you!!
Well, it's exactly the same motion as doing it with a cotton swap, but with better visibility .
@@johndododoe1411apparently the cotton swap don't really helps it can push the wax down further cotton swaps are ok for cleaning around the ear
Yes! The old saying never put anything sharper than your elbow in your ear 😅😅
No i use the thin quality available for 😊rs.10 from the atreets and it it pulls out loads of earwax conforytablyas it's top os small @@queenb4759
It’s soooooo satisfying when they do it this way. Like scratching an itch I didn’t know existed
Then after that it slowly starts becoming mildly painful.
@@bipin3639 thank you
@@bipin3639 are you okay now? 😬😳
When I was young I had wax buildup problems and general ear problems. My Dr used this same tech nique to remove the wax. Some times it tickled really bad when he would touch the tiny hairs, it was all I could do to sit still. Cheers. 😊
hey! im gonna get my ears cleaned this friday so IM SOOO SCARED,, does it hurt
@@1hearthv doesnt hurt, maybe stings a bit if ur ears are sensitive. If u have a good doctor it might even feel pretty nice. Dw u will be okay
@@kimovoorbraak thank you so much!! i was so scared haha🥲🥲
@@kimovoorbraak would u like to be friends? :)
@@1hearthv sure why not
Yes! My ENT said that the ear canal should never be flushed out.
My father is also an ENT surgeon with 40 years of experience. This video reminds me how skilled he is.
This seemed so satisfying! I wish we have an ENT here who can do it.
Your general practitioner should know how to remove it and even the nurse.
I was today with my mum by the ear doc, he told us that she should go to Hospital to operate that. I hope we will find a better doc.
Oh my gosh - thank you for posting this! She must feel so much better. Dr. can you get numbing drops before hand so that it’s not so ticklish/uncomfortable? my daughter needs to have hers cleaned by the ENT. American here. 😃
I'm not a doctor but you can get 5% lidocaine , a gel, from Amazon to put in your ear first,if you want.
Back in the day, my dad used to flush out our earwax with a syringe filled with saline solution. It worked perfectly, I’m talking about the fifties and early sixties. The evolution of medical technology, how sweet👍🏾
They still do that. This is ENT specific. Urgent care or your primary care will still use a bottle filled with distilled water to gently flush your ear out
@@DarkDreams948 Yes my primary care uses softening drops and flushes it out with warm water too. Had it done this way once too with a lancet type device at an urgent care. Didn't hurt. I just felt a little pressure. Better than being constantly lightheaded and dizzy when the ears are impacted with wax.
Done standard by ENT docs in India most of the govt setups
I had my ears picked out like this by an ENT and the pain almost sent me through the roof. I'll take the old fashioned syringe and irrigation method any day over this torture......
@@jamiecloud1897 technically it should be painless. Don’t know why it caused you pain.
Am an ENT surgeon from India. This is not the way ear wax can be removed safely. One small movement by the patient can cause injuries. Ear syringing by sterile water or diluted povidone iodine is the safest method. If wax is still stubborn, a ear microscope is needed to evacuate the wax with specific instruments under magnified vision. Removal of impacted ear wax safely, is not as easy as it seems.
Thanks for clarifying those points . If something seems too good to be true ,it usually is .
@@MostafaAhmed-bp7ce This is how they normally do it in USA, Canada, EU.
@@MostafaAhmed-bp7ce Buddy you are not from India. You also don't have right to speech. Loser.
I know this is scary to do. I haven't generally heard or seen this being done.
Literally EXACTLY what I was thinking! One sudden move by either and it’s all over.
My Army ENT provider taught me how to do this in 15mins. Also used suction when needed. Too easy
This is a good video. Both of my ears are blocked and I can only hear a little bit. This is really getting annoying and I really need to see an ENT doctor soon after I have been given out a referral note.
If they sold an effective ear suction kit over the counter
the wait list for doctors /ENT would likely be shorter 😉
Imagine how much time you could save avoiding booking a doctor appoint and then an ENT appoint 😅
@@casperinsight3524 suctioning does not work like actually taking it out
I go deaf about twice a year from earwax buildup. They just spray water in my ears after giving me some wax softening ear drops. It's pretty nasty everytime lol.
lol, I've def seen some crazy things come out of ears. Don't worry, its normal and you're not alone. Ill post soon a video on how to make your own irrigation material to irrigate your ears!
i got tinitus but with the pills and otoriniralingorogist it s good after 10 days
I get mine micro suctioned, so much easier!
@@blossomalchemy Is this available in the US yet?
I had a terrible experience with Water Irrigation to remove impacted ear wax...I got side effects afterwards of Nystagmus, Dizziness Vertigo, Ear Pain Ache... would not do water irrigation again..!!!!
More vids like this plz
I had this done in September but my ears were stopped up and hurting right before I was flying. It provided instant relief. It was recommended to use an earwax softener to prevent this hard buildup. So far it’s worked.
WOW! Love watching these short videos to learn more about how procedures are performed; especially if I am going to have it done 🙏🙏
I used to have bad wax buildup in my ears and had to go to the doctor to have it removed. Now, about once a week, I use my Waterpik with a low or moderate control setting in my ears. I can blast some serious ear wax out. Been doing that for years. Best to use warm or very warm water. Never have to go to the Doctor again for that.
Can we use the old method of peroxide and then flush out using sterilized water???😮
When we clean our ears at home with either Q-tip cotton swab or an ear cleaner with sort of a hook at the end it only comes out with the white/gray/yellow ear wax only but at an ENT office, doctors are able also get rid of extra sebum and/or debris with advanced equipments/instruments which is the black part that came out at the end.
I am in the US. I wish we had someone here that uses micro suction like they have in the UK..Still your method is much better than flushing out the ears with water.
Im an ent in the UK. Of course ent in the US will have microsuction. Surely?
@creativesource3514 yes birth daughters had microsecond used. One got it frequently as her tube's didn't stop infection and the nasty had to be sticked out for him to see. The other put a bead in her ear. Edit to add the one time a doc used a tool, the ear canal bled.
People have said microsuction can be loud and potentially lead to tinnitus and/or hearing damage.
There are ent doctors who use micro suction in the USA. They help me a lot and it does not hurt.
@@mattlm64 👀 that doesn't sound good
I went nearly deaf from wax and used Castor Oil and Q-tips for 4 days. Perfect hearing now. But you have to be Very careful with Q-tips. If you're not careful go to a doctor. Some suggest peroxide and you don't need Q-tips, but my wax was really impacted so I think Castor Oil and Q-tips worked great for me.
Least you aint dumping a bucket of water into someones ear and calling it "Traditional chinese wax removal"
Word bro I hate those videos
@@muf6779 same
when i was a kid a nurse at the doc office used a bug plastic syringe filled with warm water and blasted my shit. it worked but i would lf much preferred what was done in the video.
@@draagonteeththat's ear syringing. We still use them in my area.
Ideally, Normal saline is the standard liquid for ear syringing, but tepid (warm) clean water is the cheaper option.
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♥️Dr ENT♥️Thank you♥️this is wonderful♥️Education♥️procedure♥️will help us to understand our Heath ♥️
She can hear across the state.
And let me tell you by experience, its not the most pleasant feeling having it done, from the patients perspective. But once its over, it feels so good, and you can hear better too.
Lol i just got mine out today it was some micro machine sounds like vacuum when doc was taking mine out got huge relief
Omg that was so so so soooo satisfying to watch!!! That wax was huge, that must have felt so good after it was out!
Why haven't we adopted the UK's method of wax removal using a small suction device attached to an otoscope?
fr once as a kid i has build up and the doc asked if i wanted a light saber or butterfly and i thought she was gonna give me a light up but she really just had a cute looking stick poked around in my ear 💀
@@Nathaniel2U that's awesome hopefully this procedure will be more widely available, I'm from Wisconsin
The ENT doctors and surgeons have the Microsuctions in South Africa.
because it can damage the ear drum
@@gilliananthony4324 and they cause damage to the ear drum most ENT's won't use them they are reserved for less experienced professionals
IT IS NICE TO SEE EAR WAX REMOVED BY A PROFESSIONAL AND THAT WAY THE PATIENT HAS THE BEST CHANCE OF LEAVING WITH THEIR HEARING INTACT. YOU ALSO DID NOT TAKE AGES FOR THE SAKE OF ENTERTAINMENT.
THANKYOU 👂❤️
Sis can hear how ants rant with their everyday life
I watch a lot of wax removing videos and always wondered how they did the video/camera AND remove the wax
So now I know!
Thanks so much for posting this video!!!
Seeing that instrument gave me flash backs of being a kid in the 80s when the ENT would poke around my ears with one. It hurt like hell. I can't believe you guys still use them all these years later.
My ent sucks it out with an ear vacuum cleaner. It hurts.
If it works, you stick with it!!
Hey man can you tells me if that vaccum hurts the ear if the war wax is too inside?@@CynM.
Yes I had an earache for several days after my last cleaning (water sprayed then scrapping) hurt like heck
@@marymmca1277 hey i am getting my ear cleaned tomorrow can you tell me for how many days does it hurt?
And does it hurt too much?
Can you show us how you do it with someone who has it packed in their. I went to my ENT and when he stuck that in my ear it hurt really bad. Any suggestions?
That must of felt so good
only costs 1000$
@@msdadsfsxwhat😢
Facts
no ts hurts
I call it eargasims.
Mine used a suction probe. I tend to prefer that along with a Jobson horn and an ear hook if necessary.
Y’all should really go watch The Wax Whisperer to see how it SHOULD be done.
I remember I couldn’t hear for 2 weeks because of wax buildup. My primary Dr could not do it. I had to go to the ER and they flushed my ears out with water and peroxide solution and I could hear so clearly!! It was such a relief!
Yes!!! You can go to any clinic, and they will do this!!! I get earwax building up, and as someone said here, they go in, and a person “ear-I gates” your ear!! They usually have a small machine/receptacle that holds water Which they can put warm/hot water into adjusting the temperature, and I guess using peroxide and or salt solution too, if they want… And then they can power wash the earwax out of your ear canal!!! so don’t run out and buy hearing aids, people!!! Just get your ears cleaned out!!
next time consider going to Urgent care rather than an ER if there is something like that in your communty
Your primary doctor could not flush your ears with a solution to unclog them? So you were sent to an EMERGENCY room? Sounds ridiculous. You dont need an MD to do such a rudimentary procedure lol. So they said, "What is the emergency?" And you tell them you have a clogged ear due to ear wax build up? Lol
@@CrowT Yes that is ridiculous. The nurse at primary care used to irrigate my ears. They can do it at urgent care also. That Dr. just didn’t want to do it!
@allisonrees6763 Yeah, I call B.S. on their story. Nobody office is going to send you to the E.R so they can flush your ears with peroxide. You can do that at HOME. That is not an emergency. Any office can clean your ears if you are having issues. Nurses can do it. B.S. story. Maybe it is a bot🤷♂️
I have ear wax problems because of my ear canal. My wax becomes hard and removing it comes with so much relief. My Dr. uses a microscope then a gentle suction to remove it. Removing ear wax is satisfying and provides much neede relief.
Please don't use earbuds and/or q-tips because they just push the wax back. Ears are a self-cleaning organ.
😂❤🎉 And where do you think the Dr puts the Ear Wax glob? They leave it on a tray for us! As a Nurse that worked in ENT, we used get the humungous globs from old hearing aid patients, size of a Lemon 🍋
Good times, good times.
Pois é Dr , Parabéns pela sua competência e trabalho. Aqui no Brasil nossos Preguiçosos mandar por medicação Cerumin no Ouvido, Só de Preguiça de trabalhar e remover exeços de cerume no nosso ouvido.
I know they're bad for you but I use Q-Tips. I had my ears cleaned in the local emergency room once and they used water. The problem was after they used water, I had the worst ear infection I think i may have ever had. It sucked not being able to hear right around Christmas. The problem now is I never get anything on the qtips though I clean my ears pretty much every day. Is there something I can use to actually clean my ears that won't risk the infection? I've tried Water and Peroxide but that doesn't always work. The insides of my ears sometimes itch and that drives me nuts.
These have been proved as a hoax but have you ever tried those ear candles? They may provide you with some relief, but if nothing else they’re supposed to be pretty relaxing :-)
@@abbywylie4443ear candles are trash. And a burn hazard.
@@abbywylie4443 no never use ear candles, worst advice ever.
You can use olive oil and wash it out in the shower and use a blow dryer to dry your ears.
Watch the wax removal videos on RUclips. You'll see what using quips does.
I have microsuction have never been offered this treatment and I find the microsuction very painful had it done the other day and my ears are still sore and at one point during the procedure it felt like someone in my ear punched me very hard on my ear drum. I won't be having micro suction ever again.
I see the ENT doc every 6 months. He uses a suction device to remove wax build up. Kinda wish it was something I could utilize at home every other month or so.
They have kits at Walgreens that you can get that flushes out earwax. My daughter's pedi recommended it when he saw that she would have heavy wax build-up just like her dad. I've only had to use it once. When she has a small blockage.
You can do this at home. Head into Walmart to the eye and ear aisle. They have a whole row of wax removal kits. If you buy individual wax softening solution, get the ones made of 6.5% bicarbonate solution. It will bubble like vinegar and baking soda. They also have ear sprayers that just spray around the sides, no spray directly on ear drum. Generic brand is just as good as expensive name brands.
good job! why don’t American ENT’s get the endoscopes & suction tools they use in the UK? the magnification & safety is so much better. there’s plenty of channels on yt that show them. watch the Endoscope & Wax Scope 😊
Our oldest son had reoccurring ear infections when he was young and numerous MD’s repeatedly told us to “Never let anyone put anything smaller than your elbow in your, or your son’s, ears!”
I believe you meant "smaller " but your md may have said bigger
@@eeltenaj19 yes. Sorry. Smaller.
Doesn't make sense
@@tonifoster1835 It means “don’t put anything in your ears.”
You guys, She's obviously a professional with credentials for this specific issue AND an ENT. Some of y'all in here acting like she doesn't know whats she's doing.
ENT does not want to do this. He told me to use drops for 2 weeks in the meantime I cant hear.
I'm a tad late to the party but my god the relief of seeing that earwax skewer. The amount of skill involved 🔥
What was the name of the instrument that you used to remove the wax??
That was probably a Jobson horne. Not something you should go sticking in your ear at home. Theres a reason many ENT's use irrigation when at all possible.
@@GamerLoggosnot anymore they don't.
People seem to think this could be painful, but, if the probe is rapidly pushed all the way through to the other side the pain is only temporary.
Sometimes it feels like my ears need to be cleaned in order for me to hear!
Yes , yes , thanks 👍😊
Thank you so much for sharing
I used cotton stick etc. regularly and I'm happy 😊
Wow! That was huge.
Profissional competentíssima 👍
I keep having ear aches on the left side, no doctor or ent has helped me.They keep telling me my ears are clean and there is nothing wrong. I have to live on pain killers to stop the pain.
So Sorry you in pain❤...Maybe the Dentist or Maxillofacial Doctor can detect if its a jaw or bone issue 🙏🏼Feel Better!
Yes, it could be a dental problem or TMJ. Have you ever been in a car accident?? It could be an alignment problem, grinding or it could be an infection. Just mention it to your dentist. I do hope you can find out what is causing your problem so you can feel better. 🙏
6:28. I just burst out laughing when you said about the skydiving.I am learning to skydive. I also have been engaged but didn't get married. I've heard what you said plenty of time's. Thankfully I got the "seriously think about if you want to get married" by my friend.There was no divorce in my country back then. The same friend encouraged me to try a skydive if I thought I'd like it. Makes me think that I am lucky and have a great friend 😊
It’s really scary and painful I had an experience 😩
I think that's why the muted the video when she was cleaning out the patient's ear.
I think it is according to the kind of wax and how it is distributed throughout the ear.
Mam same process is did Doctor . BUT after that i suffered by bleeding . My brain was confuse ....I discuss with doctor they insert the cotton in ear and told me to remove this cotton after 15 to 20 minutes. After one and half hour i remove . I insert my little finger . And find blood again . I discuss with doctor again ..and doctor again said there no issue . This will be ok after some time ......
Mam my brain not comfortable as earlier .
What should I do ? Is this ok or not ?
I heard peroxide works good as well.
You're not comin anywhere near me with that thing, I can promise you that
The pain I felt when she inserts it inside the ear... like she is doing it to me
Well, 67 and never have wax build up, cause I clean my ears out regularly with Q-tips. Sometimes spray rubbing alcohol on ends for really good cleaning !
Using qtips can push the wax further in the ear. It is not recommended
@@lisareynolds4028 Never had a problem and I see my doctor every 3 months and he checks my ears ! You sound like a plant nurse we had at one point...they let her go !
So relaxing to watch. I can feel it
I always feel they are going to pierce my brain. Its so terrifying yet so satisfying
My left ear has suddenly become blocked and its not opening(no hearing loss though just feeling of fullness) there is no pain or discharge either and its completely dry as well. I cant understand how this suddenly happened. Can you give tips on how to open my ear?
You might want to see an ENT for what sounds like your eustachian tube.
did it opened??
Is it now Normal ?🌼🌻🌺
What should I do??? I know I have extremely curved ear canals, every time I have dizziness or the feeling of being underwater they tell me I’m fine … I know I’m not then I’m reduced to home remedies..
I have to clean my husband's ears about every other month. LOL This would have helped me when I came back from my deployment- 9 months worth of gunk. Lol
😂 Haha, thank you for your service.
Your husband isn't capable of cleaning his own ears especially for nine whole months? That's basic hygiene. Also, every other month is not enough...
@@ashj0 there is no way for someone to safely and effectively remove their own ear wax buildup; qtips/cotton buds are not safe and only push wax deeper into the ear. She shouldn’t be doing it for him either. This should be a professional’s job as they have the right tools and equipment.
@@Halo2glitchlover22 that’s literally not true. I’ve never had my ears cleaned by anything other than a qtip and every doctor that has ever looked in my ears says I have the cleanest ears they’ve ever seen. I just clean my ears a twice a week like any normal person should. I would never wait two months or however long in between.
very good Doctor ❤
Interesting! I had a nurse put a dissolving solution into my ear, then flushed it out. Easy peasy.
This looks much safer than useing a cuetip I really need this done with my right ear 👂 because my right ear gets filled with earwax like crazy sometimes it blocks my hearing.
The way she jumped at the end looks like that hurt!
no it actually feels tickling when you ask a doctor to clean your ear
Even though it tickles back in trigger the patient from moving.
It hurts like hell. I've had it done this way. It was terrible!
That’s y the sound is off during that time 😅
May God bless you
That looks risky. Difficult to believe she would stick a piece of metal down into the ear and risk puncturing the ear drum.
the way she is doing it they do it that way in Japan, and South Korea but they use a cam to look inside, with a monitor part of Asia.
@@JIMMYZRivz In some parts od Asia, there isn't even any other instrument aside from the long metal thin rod. I've had it done before, they just gently scrape around the entrance of the ear canal.
reasonable to assume she was trained to do this task, but this is definitely a last resort if warm water/hydrogen peroxide cleanse don't work.
Warm water can cause trauma to the ear, it did to my ear!!!
@@_Just_Another_Guy People use their finger nails to clean round the entrance of ear canal. Chewing gum moved wax outward.
11:50 You will feel like you are putting in all the work! FACTS!!! 💯💯💯💯💯
I would also like to show my ENT how I remove my ear wax...it starts with a tooth pick or match stick...
Don't forget the hair pins. 😂
That's for wussies. Use an ice pick!
How did it smell?
I didn’t think taking ear wax out came in the job profile of doctors. In India, street Hawkers do it for 10 rupees.
My oldest son had a big problem with ear wax The doctor was very surprised one time when he removed shredded tire mixed with ear wax. The school used shredded tire in the playground. This was in the 1980's in USA.
@@evies1050holy sh*t😂 I never even thought about that being a possibility 😮
Will a physician do that as well?
She’s healed! She can hear!
I feel like I have a Cloggy right ear INSIDE MY EARDRUM AREA..what should I ask an Ear Dr or regular dr as to take me seriously..Thank You
Talk about a satisfying eargasim.
lol - it is
My ENT has a device that suctions the ear wax out. It feels so good.
It's the most satisfying feeling. Also getting the canals power washed is also very satisfying
I removed earwax at home with a syringe and my ears have been ringing ever since. I have to get in to see an ENT. Do you think the ringing is permanent? It’s been months of constant ringing.
I went to a Ent yesterday
I Didn't!!
How do you know if the ear is impacted!? Now that "sounds" scary!
If you can't hear very well out of 1 or both ears and haven't fone anything for years. You could also have a relative look inside ear with a flashlight. If all they can see is brownish or blackist plug almost to outer ear, then it's impacted.
@@LorannaKenny Thank you for your response! Will def be keeping that in mind! Still sounds scary!😳
OMG that's a humongous amount of Wax I've never thought possibly in an ear. She must have been deaf in that ear.
Heck, put in earwax removal in RUclips. OMG, sometimes it looks like a piece of petrified wood it's so hard in there.
Ma'am plz would u mind clean my nose wax plz !!! Kindly miss
Professional Audiologists armed with microsuction and a variety of instruments with extreme education often will provide a better service.
No microsuction is more invasive and can produce more harm.
Hello doctor, I hear some noises from my right ear every now and then. Can you tell me why this happens?My age is 35.
Hmm...What did it smell like?
My ENT told me to put oil in my ear because it was compact. Is this true?
First time my ent did this I was sooo embarrassed. Those qtips just push the dirt and wax in deeper. It doesn’t hurt if they do it right.
❤🎉 good information👌