Chuck's Tough Ear Wax Removal Part 1 | Auburn Medical Group
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2017
- Ear wax removal for Chuck's left ear proved to require more irrigation than we could finish at the first visit. Although the right ear cleared fine with some curettage, the left will require another visit so we can charge up the Waterpik overnight. Be sure to catch the next video to see how the abrasions heal and to see the left ear finally get cleared.
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Your patients are always so pleasant...and you have a great bedside manner. I really appreciate that you have no problem showing the minor abrasions that can happen from the ear cleaning instruments, and explaining why it's so important to err on the side of caution.
Gosh, another wonderful patient! Thank you Chuck!
+IndyJudy I hope he reads this.
Many years ago when I worked in a doc's office, when patients called to make an appt to have ears syringed we instructed them to place some oil in each ear and then use a cotton ball, for 2 - 3 nights prior to their appt. The wax was generally quite soft and easily removed with irrigation - which in those days was a gigantic stainless steel syringe.
+His Sibling we also do that. You will see the bottle this patient used in the next video.
I adore you dr. Vaughan! You make me laugh and I seldom laugh anymore. it is such a relief to do so! Have you ever considered doing stand-up? I'm serious.
Thank you. I need comments like this after the one critical of my trailer for the nuclear explosion health video coming up on Monday.
You have the nicest patients.
+Laura E thanks
The wife is so adorable oh my goodness.
I recently pulled out a giant chunk of cerumen with 3 wax filters in it. (The little white things on hearing aids) I really like the bionex lighted curettes!
+Lauren that must have been so satisfying .
Why not have the spray bottle type ear irrigation system as a back up when the fancy one needs charging?
That would work.
Auburn Medical Group In my country (Poland) I haven't yet met an otolaryngologist that would irrigate with automated tools running on battery. It's always plain water and the syringe. But here microsuction is absent as well. It's interesting to compare different countries in regards of how they heal their patients. Anyway, the classical syringe is a really good backup.
Such a nice doctor.
any time my ears get blocked I use warm baby oil and it is brilliant
60 years ago, I watched a doctor use a solution mixture most likely hydrogen peroxide in warm water.
With a rubber bulb syringe to flush the wax out.
Love these videos but they make my ears itch!
I just flushed my own ear out with a kids medicine syringe it had been blocked for a week! Tried ear drops everything severely huge chunks came out! It felt so good! Never had a problem before but this worked!
Time to get more of those water machines
Yeah I had an "oops!" with a q-tip a few months back....yes I know we're not supposed to use them but it was just to dry the surface area just inside the ear. My hands were a bit slick from lotion and the q-tip slipped and plunged into my ear. OUCH!!! I haven't used a q-tip since, just a thin soft washcloth. I know....my bad! 😓😲
P.S. I'm a huge klutz and once literally scraped my eyeball with an eyeshadow brush. I probably shouldn't be allowed to use anything. 🤣
+Baileygirl Smith your experiences frighten me.
Auburn Medical Group. Yes me too!
I so luv these ear wax removal videos
Why dont you use a suction and clamp?
Why does it seem that older patients are the people with all the ear wax?
+Monica Shearer the natural clearance mechanism gets worse with age.
Just something else to look forward to! Sigh....
Not with mine.I have less wax as I get older.I loved it when the ear Dr.pumped water into my left ear when I was a kid.It was hard to dig out so he pumped it out.
Why do you use the flexible plastic tool? With a metal tool you could have gotten that wax out in a jiffy.
My ears have been so clogged, I KNOW I'm not supposed to stick anything in them, but I do(constantly) and it never gets better, nothing ever comes out.... I've tried EVOO, water, hydrogen peroxide... Should I just go to an ear doctor?? I'm really strapped for cash and I'm worried insurance won't cover it.
When I take a shower I allow the water to go into my ears when I rinse my hair. Last time I went to the doctor and he checked my ears he said they were very quite clean. Do these patients not allow water to run into their ears while showering? I have not had my ears clogged before and I am in my upper 50's.
Age has little to do with it. Some folks's systems produce more oils, skin follicles , hair... plus living / working environments matter a lot as well.
Good job
Can I ask are you using your phone to look inside the ear?
Why dont u get that machine other doctors who clean ears use? It uses strong suction to suck it out. It causes no pain
Can you use suction? Or is that out of your speciality?
thanks! !!!
I once read somewhere that people with Atopic Dermatitis don't produce as much ear wax. And I don't have hardly any at all. Is that a coincidence or is it because of my eczema? What are you thoughts, Dr. Vaughan?
+Lindsay Antwine there may be a connection.
Lindsay Antwine hmmm I have eczema n I hardly produce wax also
Sam Rica Maybe we're a different breed! lol
I have eczema breakouts on my hands and sometimes on my face but I overproduce ear wax, likely due to my narrow ear canals
Funny to see a Doctor doing this... it's definitely a nursing job over here!
why not suction
While first going at the wax, it looked like your curette was going to break. Has that ever happened before?
I have never had a curette break.
Thanks Chuck! What a cute little wife you have! Be seeing you soon!
+Holly Freya Friday.
I have this thing with my ears , they always need to be clean. When I watch this all I think is I need a dr to do this. But they won't because my ear drums always partially pop/burst whatever it is they say. But it looks so so refreshing
You better get another battery when one goes .
Why aren't you using metal tools?
lol pardon? Yeah gonna need a mining crew.
such a cute couple
+Kristi Licea yes
disgustingly satisfying..Hope i am normal
Do you guys ever use micro suction?
No
Am I the only one who saw the little blood heart ❤️
Dang grandpa
Why is it so bad
Is this BBQ-Sauce?
horrible, noisy, inefficient machine