Best stuff to get rid of ear wax?
Mrs has been 3 times to docs for syringe job but it doesn't work. Nurse just says pour in olive oil and come back next week.....
Anyone got any tips for other stuff that might work please? d |
Olive oil, just put a bottle in some warm water to warm it up, few drops in the ear and keep it in with cotton wool, it'll help soften things up.
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Or try Otex from your pharmacy.
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If a syringe is being used then no wonder. It's a specialised medium pressure pulsing warm water jet they should be using.
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Originally Posted by sociophobe
(Post 6703366)
If a syringe is being used then no wonder. It's a specialised medium pressure pulsing warm water jet they should be using.
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Almond oil is better than olive oil. I had this problem due to using ear plugs all the time.
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Don't use cotton wool to apply, it just pushes the wax further down yer lughole. A pipette with as mentioned warm olive/almond oil is much better. I speak from experience and to had to have the pressure pulsing warm water jet thing in my earole, not nice.
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a good ol' fashioned Hairgrip .. pushed forcefully into said orifice, twisted maniacally.. should yield results ;)
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hectic no, that can cause damage, esp if ure trying to 'hook' the gunk out :eek:
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Originally Posted by bioforger
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hectic no, that can cause damage, esp if ure trying to 'hook' the gunk out :eek:
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This just happens to be my favorite subject :D
I went completely mutton in one ear a while back, the doc just binned me off with some over the counter crap, so I bought a 10cc sryinge. Never push it against your ear so hard that it will restric the water coming out, do it over the sink. Get a glass of water about as hot as you can mange, suck it up and squirt in softly at first to soften, just switch between ears, alternating, don't go mad. As the water in the glass cools down, you can start to blast. The spuds that came out of mine were massive, your missus will hear osama bin laden whispering after she's finished :thumb: |
Ear wax? Sorted.
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Originally Posted by FlightMan
(Post 6703574)
Tried that :rolleyes: Ruined the hair style......... |
Originally Posted by Chip Sengravy
(Post 6703566)
This just happens to be my favorite subject :D
I went completely mutton in one ear a while back, the doc just binned me off with some over the counter crap, so I bought a 10cc sryinge. Never push it against your ear so hard that it will restric the water coming out, do it over the sink. Get a glass of water about as hot as you can mange, suck it up and squirt in softly at first to soften, just switch between ears, alternating, don't go mad. As the water in the glass cools down, you can start to blast. The spuds that came out of mine were massive, your missus will hear osama bin laden whispering after she's finished :thumb: :lol1: |
It was a serious post, self sryinging is the way to go :)
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I have a pic somewhere, you really don't want to see it!
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Chip, I agree with your post, I've done the same, worked a treat. It was your wording, which as usual, cracked me up :lol1:
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Originally Posted by Chip Sengravy
(Post 6703566)
This just happens to be my favorite subject :D
I went completely mutton in one ear a while back, the doc just binned me off with some over the counter crap, so I bought a 10cc sryinge. Never push it against your ear so hard that it will restric the water coming out, do it over the sink. Get a glass of water about as hot as you can mange, suck it up and squirt in softly at first to soften, just switch between ears, alternating, don't go mad. As the water in the glass cools down, you can start to blast. The spuds that came out of mine were massive, your missus will hear osama bin laden whispering after she's finished :thumb: That is the best piece of advice I have ever read on the interweb! I have been suffering from this exact problem in one ear, doing the lame olive oil trick to no avail. Low and behold I have just spent a quality 10 minutes over the sink with a 10ml syringe and a pint glass of warm water and I can hear again. Albeit I do feel a little dizzy, but i am sure that will pass with time. Thanks Chip :thumb: |
Tried the self abuse route which usually works but not this time........
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Bloody hell!!!
Someone took my advice! :D :thumb: |
Originally Posted by Chip Sengravy
(Post 6703753)
Bloody hell!!!
Someone took my advice! :D :thumb: |
Hydrogen peroxide
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David.....none of the above !
Ask your GP for a referral to the local ENT nurse practitioner :) They have a microscope and a very small vacuum device to "hoover" out all of the wax, dead cells and crud. Sorted :D Shaun PS I didn't think they syringed ears any more !! |
A few doses of Earex followed by a session of hopi ear candling.
Yve |
Originally Posted by Midlife......
(Post 6704130)
David.....none of the above !
Ask your GP for a referral to the local ENT nurse practitioner :) They have a microscope and a very small vacuum device to "hoover" out all of the wax, dead cells and crud. Sorted :D Shaun PS I didn't think they syringed ears any more !! d |
Ear Candles !!!
What I hear you all shout. Chinese Ear Candles. Do a search on the net for them. Basically hollow cylinders / straws made of cloth, that you poke into your ear. About 12 inches long, you light the end, and they slowly burn down. Your head has to be laying flat, so the candle is vertical. The hot air, softens the wax and the natural way the flames pulls the air up, drags out the ear wax. When I got told this, I laughed and called the guy a ponce. Someone gave me a set, I tried them, and boy, I am shocked at what comes out. I brought a few sets, and use them often. I have hearing like a dog now :-) Ear Candles ! Go take a look !!! SBK |
I speak from experience and to had to have the pressure pulsing warm water jet thing in my earole, not nice. |
Ear Candles ! Go take a look !!! |
Originally Posted by richiewong
(Post 6703358)
Or try Otex from your pharmacy.
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"Chinese Ear Candles" Thought they were invented by the Hopi north American indians.??
Yve |
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