Earwax can be cleaned with a cotton swab.
The ear is an integral part of the human body, and many people worry that being touched by another person will affect their hearing. As you can see, the ear is very fragile. Today, I'm going to tell you about the do's and don'ts that you need to be aware of when you're cleaning earwax. Let me tell you about the source of earwax , earwax is also known as earwax, the medical name for the external ear canal. The skin of our external ear canal has sweat and sebaceous glands which normally secrete sweat or other fluids into the external ear canal. These fluids are very sticky and can cause dirt and skin to stick together and eventually build up into earwax.
Don't dig your ears too often, as tools such as cotton swabs or ear picks can irritate the skin of our outer ear canals, which can cause skin sensitization and sometimes pain or itching. Severe irritation over time can lead to cancer. It is best to use cotton swabs to prevent cutting your ears, which reduces irritation and prevents excessive damage to the eardrum, and not to use anything too sharp in your ear routine to avoid damaging the ear canal. We can clean our ears by putting saline drops into the ear canal, shaking it a few times and then rinsing it out at the end. Baby oil, mineral oil and special ear canal cleaning oils can help us clean our ears.
Cleaning the ears with hydrogen peroxide is also good. It is also a common ear canal cleaning solution. It is best to purchase a special straw to drop the liquid into the ear canal. If you are concerned about unforeseen circumstances when using such devices, you can visit your doctor, and the hospital will always provide you with professional and appropriate medical tools. Always wear appropriate earmuffs and earplugs to protect your ears in noisy environments. If you have an ear infection or tinnitus, it is best to go to the hospital immediately. When wearing headphones to listen to sound, it is best not to turn the volume up too high. Take care of your ears when bathing or swimming. You can use cotton cloths or earplugs or clean them afterwards to prevent sewage from flowing into the ear canal. The external ear canal also protects the natural secretions of the ear canal, and it is best not to clean it too often in daily life.