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Ear wax removal is a procedure to clear impacted cerumen from the external ear canal when it causes symptoms or prevents examination. Three main methods are used: microsuction under an otoscope or microscope, manual removal with small instruments under direct vision, or irrigation with body-temperature water after the wax has been softened with drops for several days.
Ear wax is not dirt that needs constant cleaning. It is a normal secretion that protects and moisturises the canal skin and traps dust, and the ear expels it on its own through skin migration and jaw movement. Most people therefore need no routine cleaning at all. Removal is indicated when the wax is impacted and causes reduced hearing, tinnitus, a blocked or full sensation, pain, dizziness or a reflex cough, or when the eardrum needs to be seen, a hearing test performed, or an impression taken for a hearing aid.
Two widespread myths need correcting. Cotton buds do not clean the ear; they push wax deeper, abrade the skin and can perforate the eardrum, and they are among the commonest causes of the very blockage people attend for. Ear candling has no established benefit and can cause burns to the canal and face as well as leaving melted wax inside the ear.
What the procedure does not do: clearing wax corrects only what the blockage itself caused. If reduced hearing, tinnitus or dizziness persists once the canal is clear, the cause lies in the middle ear or the hearing nerve and needs assessment with an audiogram rather than repeated cleaning. Removal also does not stop wax from re-accumulating in people prone to it, and it does not treat coexisting infection of the outer ear.
Some ears should never be irrigated: a perforated eardrum, a ventilation tube, previous ear surgery, active otitis externa, or an only-hearing ear, and caution applies in diabetes or reduced immunity. For these, microsuction under vision is safer. The suitable method is decided by clinical examination, not by a description of the symptoms.
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