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Feeling of fullness after wax removal
I got earwax removed last week and there has been a feeling of pressure and fullness in right ear specially. Always feel like putting finger in the ear and stretching it. This is the constant feeling to itch or constantly wiggling the inside of the year as there is a feeling of ear bring swollen. Hearing is much better post wax removal. Pressure feeling is constantly there, mostly in right ear and sometimes in the left ear. Have been putting ciplox ear drops too since a week. Please let me know if this is all normal and what all precautions need to be taken or any other medicine is to be taken alongside. Very worried. Your help will be very much appreciated. Thank you.
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Hi, is there any pain in ear or any complain of cold.
Sometimes it happen due to incomplete removal of wax. If no pain dont put ciplox ear drops
Next Steps
go for tele consultation for medicines
Health Tips
avoid using ear buds for itichng
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Dr. Sandeep Arora
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Sometimes it could be because of incomplete removal of wax or may be because of Eustachian tube blockage.
Next Steps
Consult online for proper history and treatment
Health Tips
Steam inhalation twice daily
Avoid using ear buds
Keep ear dry
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