I have a history of earwax buildup. Recently, I had wax blockage in my left ear and used Clearwax ear drops. The wax came out and my hearing became normal.
Today, I felt irritation in my right ear and used an ear bud. Some wax came out, but I think the rest got pushed deeper. My hearing in the right ear is now reduced to around 30%. I can't hear clearly and I can feel something is stuck inside.
I started using Clearwax drops again. There is no severe pain, dizziness, discharge, or fever.
Should I continue the drops and how many drops should I take and how many times per day?? or do I need ENT wax removal and will it be painful?? Is this anything serious to get worried about?? Please help me in resolving this!!
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Hello, visit ENT doctor and they will remove the wax from ear. Do not try cleaning it at home , it may cause injury. The wax removal process is painless there is nothing to worry about
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1.if wax continue 3 drops, twice daily for 5days
2. Not really painful, better option before putting drops blankly
3. Without examination can’t say about worry
Use cerumenolytic ear drops (e.g., olive oil, glycerin, carbamide peroxide) for 3–7 days to soften wax.
If symptoms persist, perform ear syringing/irrigation (only if the eardrum is intact).
Microsuction or manual removal under visualization is preferred, especially in patients with perforation, previous ear surgery, or infection.
Avoid cotton buds (Q-tips) and ear picking, as they push wax deeper.
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