My family has overproductive wax issues and I've rescued my siblings from their gross ear after learning so much from your program! I found some online tools with ear drum detection and all the bells and whistles to keep us safe too! My brother's ears had at least a tablespoon of yuckiness in each ear! He can hear color now
@@anitahaviland3036 glad it only happens to me on flood doses of certain psychedelics 😅 Seriously though, many of the best musicians and visual artists have synesthesia. I crossover of the senses where one may see sound, taste colour, smell what they're touching etc
I didn’t realize that until they finish cleaning out the ears that I have been tensing up my body and holding my breath the entire time. Only when they pull the wax out can I relax my muscles and let out a deep sigh.
It always amazes me how some of the doctors can be so clueless and/or dismissive. A patient comes in with this kind of wax and they say, "oh, no problem. Put some drops in and it will come right out". Now they have to know it's not going to work but yet they send the patient on their way...multiple times! The least they could do might be to give a referral to a clinic like yours so the person can get the help they need. Anyway, nice job and I'm sure this kid is grateful to have those plugs out.
Remember some Drs graduated at the bottom of the class. My dad always said, Drs should be required to post their class standing. On the wall of their waiting rooms.. Then it's your choice Fine a competent Dr, or a mediocre one.
I can totally identify with this teenager. I had a similar experience with blocked ears, both my parents and teachers thought I was deliberately ignoring them. I finally went to my doctor, and he was able to remove the wax with irrigation. Afterwards, I felt very dizzy and had to sit for a while. Does this happen with some of your patients?
I think they’ve mentioned in previous videos that the temperature of the water can affect how your senses are. From memory it causes temporary vertigo, but I’d trust their previous word than mine ;)
The vestibular system that is part of your inner ear plays a crucial role in your balance - so much so that they are sometimes referred to as the "organs of balance". Your vestibular system uses a fluid-based system to respond to the rotation of your head and also detects things like gravity and back-and-forth motion. When something changes that affects this system (either the fluid balance is blocked or changed, for example, with irrigation) it can cause symptoms like the dizziness you describe. It is always worth telling the health practitioner performing the procedure about any changes you feel, though, as it can tell them quite a lot - such as how well the treatment is working and if they need to tweak/change anything in their approach, as well as help them to keep you safe. Some treatments should change how you feel, others shouldn't - so making sure they're aware allows them to make sure that you get all the care you need. If you find that you experience wax build up, definitely speak to someone about how to manage it. Some people just genetically produce more wax, others do things that cause their ears to produce more wax (I find that ear buds make my ears produce more, for example). If you find that you experience build ups, you can sometimes manage it simply enough with a little olive oil and the ear will excrete it naturally. If not, you can go through a removal procedure using suction, like those in the video. But, if you keep on top of it, then you hopefully won't have to go through a full blockage, hearing loss, and the need for irrigation (causing that unpleasant dizziness) again. Hope that helps 😊 Wishing you the best of luck👍
I once had wax removed by a nurse or assistant and she didn't warm up the oil or fluid she used. I felt nauseous and off kilter the whole day. I warned my adult son when he went in to make sure the fluid is warm. I mentioned it to the Dr. the next visit and he said that was a mistake made by the technician. It should always be slightly warm fluid.
I remember having my ears syringed out as a teenager 40 years ago and the immediate difference in hearing was astounding. I could suddenly hear a pin drop.
I had tubes in my ears when I was on radiation treatment for cancer. The holes didn’t grow over. My ENT patched them with radiated skin the first few tries… Then he used patches from my arm and it worked. I’ve had chronic ear issues on and off for the last 30 plus years! That doctor retired. The next few that I tried were scarily lax about my ears. The current one stresses that the eardrums are still fragile and no pressure should be used to clean them! Thank heavens for him!
Dang! Even I felt relief! Once, I needed to have my ears syringed but the tech used cool water. I thought the nystagmus was never going to resolve and the nausea was so uncomfortable. *shudder*
My 3 yo who had already been diagnosed as being on the spectrum hadn't responded to me in 2 days. I thought it was just one of his moods but on the 3rd day I freaked out and rushed him to the hospital to make sure i wasn't overlooking something. He immediately acknowledged the doctor and promptly let him know that he could hear just fine. But i had his lolli... 3 days🤦. He was given 2 new lollies to forgive me and bargained for a 3rd because he didn't want to share with his twin sister when we got home. Rhys, my friend. You just don't know how on point you were😂
Don't feel bad. I can be in the middle of talking to one of my 3 and it's as if I've suddenly gone mute or disappeared for all the attention they pay me. 🤦🏻♀️😅🤣
@@kerseykrewzooI feel your pain. My 13 year old (on high functioning end of spectrum) has discovered the joys of headphones, so I'm never sure whether he can hear me or is honestly ignoring me🤦
@@nicoleobrien2517headphones are such a joy though! (Speaking as someone on the spectrum myself lol) find non-auditory ways to get his attention if you're unsure, like flickering the lights!
I was born with a perforated ear drum and had constant ear infections as a child~normally at least one infection every 4-5months. As an adult have had problems with constant ear wax problems. I don't ever use Q-Tips. The last time I had a build up of wax I used olive oil and booked an appointment for ear syringing at the Drs. I had to wait3&1/2 weeks for the appointment and was using olive oil4times a day and often even5times a day. I was in such discomfort and was having problems balancing as the ears help you balance. The day before my ear syringe appointment I got a text saying it was cancelled~talk about devastated as it was so uncomfortable and I was literally going through so many bottles of the olive oil which isn't cheap when you are buying it so often as the bottles aren't very big.I finally got another appointment with the Dr's and by this time had been using the olive oil for5&3/4weeks and had upped the doseage to5times a day. It was so uncomfortable as well. My appointment was at1:40pm and sods law at12:50pm~ just50minutes before my appoint my ears finally unblocked and the last lot of wax finally cleared. I was even told that they don't really do ear syringing which I was shocked at as you would assume they would. 8 even found out later that spec savers now offer ear syringing so could have gone there if I had known as I find it so uncomfortable when my ears are blocked. My dad had a similar high wax build up in his ears so I'm sure he passed his bad ears to me.I'm wondering if it's worth putting the olive oil drops in a couple of times a week or weekly to maybe help the situation or would it be a waste of time. It seems to take such a long time to unblock my ears and I do get itchy ears and have noticed most times I am able to pull out little specks of wax. It drives me nuts.
@CRAZY927 yep Ive started to do that. It's weird as my older sister has never had even one ear infection or any way build up whereas if I went6months and only had1ear infection then I was having a good run. It's the same with wax build and she has zero problems yet my ears are a nightmare.
I just have to say you guys are just so much better than the other guys who do this on TH-cam. I mean, props to anyone who has the skill and qualifications to do this intricate work, but your cleanings always seem to be that much better and healthier when you've finished. You're definitely the GOATS of this amazing work!!!
As a trooper myself on the business end of an ear sucker many times, that was a good chunk. So satisfying sitting in the chair and the and all of a sudden the world opens up like emerging from under water. I have a canal down mastoid and cholesteatoma that has to be cleaned out every 4-6 months. The feeling like your eyeball is being sucked into your head is weird for sure. I've only almost passed out once.
When my mom was living with moderate ALZ getting her ears cleaned regularly was a huge help. This was a regular thing when she was healthy, as she had very narrow ear canals. The difference in her mood afterwards, actually being able to hear, even though her CPU was noticeably slowing down was important for to have a positive outlook. It reduces the paranoia.
My son had crazy wax like that when he was young it caused him to have some trouble learning to read and I eventually had to remove him from school because they refused to accept that his problem was ear wax and insisted. He was learning disabled. I took him out and taught him myself he's grown out of the earwax problem and has a successful life. No learning disability. Earwax can be a real issue with kids
I used to get yelled at and in trouble for not "listening" to my step dad then my mom would clean out my ears by heating mineral oil in a metal teaspoon with a match and pouring it in while I laid on my side with a towel wrapped around my head. I also have a scar on my right eardrum from an Ant that was looking for a place to hide (?). My older step sister Bambi got the Ant out of my ear by lighting a cigarette and smoking it out. She tried her nails at first but every time she touched it the Ant clamped down harder making me scream so she used the smoke.
This is why I, with haphazard caution, use a little loop of mild steel (it is typically electroplated with Copper) MIG welding wire to remove wax and foreign debris out of my ears.
All of that in one ear... its amazing how such a small area can produse all of that. And im sitting here watching 2 goof ball Dr's pull and dig it out loĺ. Amazing. Love it.
Are some people predisposed to this type of ear issues? Or is this a case of q tip over use? I worry that my husband might have issues because he’s a chronic q tip user. Like twice a day shoving it in his ear. I don’t use them because i worry that what I’m watching will happen to me. How does a teenager get this clogged? It’s insane
holy moly. i'm in arizona now and there is no way i would allow any "professional" to "treat" me here. i've been using the american 2% hydrogen peroxide for decades. it doesn't take long after cleaning my ears until i can pump a pearl sized white glob out of them. they fill up with fluid quite fast due to the presence of presumably a u.s. military implant in the left side, which is quite irritating (worked on air base, could hear morse code at 0.7071 volume at 45 degrees off..) when a certain chamber fills with fluid, it's used as a resonator and i can hear the transmission quite clearly. if i clean my ears, the signal loses fidelity until only the lowest partials are received. unfortunately in the last two years, i've become quite a problem and they're upping the transmission to some kind of whip impulse that feels like i'm being kicked in the head so i can't sleep unless i cradle my head in my arms or thick amounts of gelpads to shield the signal. any sign of fatigue... wham, wham. two years of sleep deprivation. you probably can't help me, but maybe you can help someone else. this crap is intolerable.
I woke up deaf in one ear one morning. Doc flushed out a bullet of wax. Literally looked like a shotgun slug, perfect shape. Like double that one. Felt and sounded like a tsunami in my ear when he was flushing it. He asked if I wanted to keep it…
@kimberlywoodbury1739 It is when a piece of skin flutters in the suction tube, making an irritating noise for the patient. Think of a clarinet reed making noise.
I may not have your issue or a doctorate but I always hear of them using Olive Oil to relieve the itchiness and dryness!! Please inbox the professionals, I hope this works 🤞🏽😆
Everytime a doctor looks inside my ears they ask if I've ever had tubes in my ears? Then say ive got bad scars. I'm curious how it looks. If you post a video of what it looks like that would be awesome 👍🏻
Me: omg so gross I can’t believe people would put this online? Who wants to see gross crud pulled out of someone’s head-holes? 🤢🤢🤢🤢 Also me: * intently watches the whole video *
I often wonder that myself as I walk quite a bit for exercise and use air pods (earbuds) to listen to music..but I suspect that they could be able to tell if it is a cotton bud (Qtip in the US) or something else like hearing aids or earbuds? I think the cotton buds leave small fibers that they can mostly see…
That's insane! Is it common that someone would get that kind of a wax build up? I know I'm not supposed to, but I still use Qtips, often, so when I went for a check up I asked her to look in my ears in case something bad was happening; clean as a whistle.... Wow that was grossly amazing. Bet he feels and hears much better now!!
Yes, it's safe. You need just a couple of drops in each ear. Try lying on your side and letting the oil soak in for a few minutes and then repeat on the other side. Do this for 2-3 weeks daily.
I had something like this fall out of my ear, when I was a kid, on a morning that we were in FL on our first day of vacation, getting ready to go to The Nagic Kingdom. My ear had been really itchy. And then it sounded like I had water coming out of my ear, +like after a showeer sometimes, when you clear the water out of your ear,) and when I reached up to scratch again, this big thing fell in to my hand. And I still have no idea how! Because I'd kust gently been trying to relieve the itching in my ear, moments before, and hadn't felt anything abnormal! It's one of the very few tines in my life, where something happened that I still just don't quite understand!
Wow, hard part is how much information the teacher has provided that he has missed by not being able to hear clearly. Also many teachers, parents will not believe he cannot hear them, blaming everything on being a teenager, Very fortunate this parent was persistent finding medical help, insisting there was a real medical problem. Would have asked for note from you saying , due to the blockage in (..name..)ear it has greatly effected his hearing.
I always find ear wax to be disgusting and gross but I find myself watching these videos on pins and needles. A little bit squeamish as well. My son has an over productive ear wax problem. I am so relieved when the wax is finally removed. I know the person feels great afterward.
Because some people just genetically make more ear wax than others , just like some have smelly feet or overly sweaty armpits , but with earwax you have to be very careful otherwise you can push it further in or damage your eardrum and when they get blocked like this kids , it's better to have a professional do it.
I find this way more entertaining than two sports announcers talking about the details of the play in the field. Thank you!
Exactly my thoughts 😂
Yes, I enjoy their play by play. There is something comforting about it ☺️
omg, poor kid! im sure he has been accused of not listening plenty & really he has a major wax build up! glad you got him sorted
My family has overproductive wax issues and I've rescued my siblings from their gross ear after learning so much from your program! I found some online tools with ear drum detection and all the bells and whistles to keep us safe too!
My brother's ears had at least a tablespoon of yuckiness in each ear! He can hear color now
Hearing colors is important!
Can you please let me know what it is that you bought???
Omg hearing colours had me cackling ngl 😂
Some people do hear colors! Synesthesia is the name. It van be distressing to have it stop.
@@anitahaviland3036 glad it only happens to me on flood doses of certain psychedelics 😅
Seriously though, many of the best musicians and visual artists have synesthesia. I crossover of the senses where one may see sound, taste colour, smell what they're touching etc
I didn’t realize that until they finish cleaning out the ears that I have been tensing up my body and holding my breath the entire time. Only when they pull the wax out can I relax my muscles and let out a deep sigh.
Me too 😂
Same😮
Same
Same!!!
You two are the absolute REAL DEAL , and will never be duplicated!! Such knowledge, talent and genuine caring for all your patients ❤😊
Great to hear the two lovely Welsh accents
I’m so happy for that kid hearing better.
It always amazes me how some of the doctors can be so clueless and/or dismissive. A patient comes in with this kind of wax and they say, "oh, no problem. Put some drops in and it will come right out". Now they have to know it's not going to work but yet they send the patient on their way...multiple times! The least they could do might be to give a referral to a clinic like yours so the person can get the help they need. Anyway, nice job and I'm sure this kid is grateful to have those plugs out.
You’re right, and it’s somewhat shocking how many doctors are like that. Compassion-less. Heartless.
Remember some Drs graduated at the bottom of the class.
My dad always said, Drs should be required to post their class standing. On the wall of their waiting rooms.. Then it's your choice
Fine a competent Dr, or a mediocre one.
@@Aloha_Snackbar_Everybody And, sometimes, clueless...
I can totally identify with this teenager. I had a similar experience with blocked ears, both my parents and teachers thought I was deliberately ignoring them. I finally went to my doctor, and he was able to remove the wax with irrigation. Afterwards, I felt very dizzy and had to sit for a while. Does this happen with some of your patients?
I think they’ve mentioned in previous videos that the temperature of the water can affect how your senses are. From memory it causes temporary vertigo, but I’d trust their previous word than mine ;)
The vestibular system that is part of your inner ear plays a crucial role in your balance - so much so that they are sometimes referred to as the "organs of balance". Your vestibular system uses a fluid-based system to respond to the rotation of your head and also detects things like gravity and back-and-forth motion. When something changes that affects this system (either the fluid balance is blocked or changed, for example, with irrigation) it can cause symptoms like the dizziness you describe.
It is always worth telling the health practitioner performing the procedure about any changes you feel, though, as it can tell them quite a lot - such as how well the treatment is working and if they need to tweak/change anything in their approach, as well as help them to keep you safe. Some treatments should change how you feel, others shouldn't - so making sure they're aware allows them to make sure that you get all the care you need.
If you find that you experience wax build up, definitely speak to someone about how to manage it. Some people just genetically produce more wax, others do things that cause their ears to produce more wax (I find that ear buds make my ears produce more, for example). If you find that you experience build ups, you can sometimes manage it simply enough with a little olive oil and the ear will excrete it naturally. If not, you can go through a removal procedure using suction, like those in the video. But, if you keep on top of it, then you hopefully won't have to go through a full blockage, hearing loss, and the need for irrigation (causing that unpleasant dizziness) again.
Hope that helps 😊 Wishing you the best of luck👍
I once had wax removed by a nurse or assistant and she didn't warm up the oil or fluid she used. I felt nauseous and off kilter the whole day. I warned my adult son when he went in to make sure the fluid is warm. I mentioned it to the Dr. the next visit and he said that was a mistake made by the technician. It should always be slightly warm fluid.
I definitely get dizzy and have to sit for a few minutes - you aren’t alone.
Yeah, the pressure and temperature change can do that.
Good grief poor kid
Hope the teen is doing well. Good job
It is ear wax removal, not open heart surgery 🙄 he is doing great the neighbours in the next street haven't heard his TV blaring.
My experience is that cotton buds are ok for maintenance. But you can't really use them to clear a blockage.
I remember having my ears syringed out as a teenager 40 years ago and the immediate difference in hearing was astounding. I could suddenly hear a pin drop.
You two guys are so hilarious! 😂 You approach these ear wax removals with the glee and anticipation of a child unwrapping Christmas presents!😂
I had tubes in my ears when I was on radiation treatment for cancer. The holes didn’t grow over. My ENT patched them with radiated skin the first few tries…
Then he used patches from my arm and it worked.
I’ve had chronic ear issues on and off for the last 30 plus years!
That doctor retired. The next few that I tried were scarily lax about my ears. The current one stresses that the eardrums are still fragile and no pressure should be used to clean them!
Thank heavens for him!
Dang! Even I felt relief! Once, I needed to have my ears syringed but the tech used cool water. I thought the nystagmus was never going to resolve and the nausea was so uncomfortable. *shudder*
Thank you for the removal and the laughs
I bet that kid can hear colors now 😂
😂😂😂
And see sounds 😂
I could on acid in the 70s.
😂😂😂
Brilliant!
My 3 yo who had already been diagnosed as being on the spectrum hadn't responded to me in 2 days. I thought it was just one of his moods but on the 3rd day I freaked out and rushed him to the hospital to make sure i wasn't overlooking something. He immediately acknowledged the doctor and promptly let him know that he could hear just fine. But i had his lolli... 3 days🤦. He was given 2 new lollies to forgive me and bargained for a 3rd because he didn't want to share with his twin sister when we got home. Rhys, my friend. You just don't know how on point you were😂
Have kids they said. It’ll be fun, they said. 😂
Don't feel bad. I can be in the middle of talking to one of my 3 and it's as if I've suddenly gone mute or disappeared for all the attention they pay me. 🤦🏻♀️😅🤣
They lied!
@@kerseykrewzooI feel your pain. My 13 year old (on high functioning end of spectrum) has discovered the joys of headphones, so I'm never sure whether he can hear me or is honestly ignoring me🤦
@@nicoleobrien2517headphones are such a joy though! (Speaking as someone on the spectrum myself lol) find non-auditory ways to get his attention if you're unsure, like flickering the lights!
I was born with a perforated ear drum and had constant ear infections as a child~normally at least one infection every 4-5months. As an adult have had problems with constant ear wax problems. I don't ever use Q-Tips. The last time I had a build up of wax I used olive oil and booked an appointment for ear syringing at the Drs. I had to wait3&1/2 weeks for the appointment and was using olive oil4times a day and often even5times a day. I was in such discomfort and was having problems balancing as the ears help you balance. The day before my ear syringe appointment I got a text saying it was cancelled~talk about devastated as it was so uncomfortable and I was literally going through so many bottles of the olive oil which isn't cheap when you are buying it so often as the bottles aren't very big.I finally got another appointment with the Dr's and by this time had been using the olive oil for5&3/4weeks and had upped the doseage to5times a day. It was so uncomfortable as well. My appointment was at1:40pm and sods law at12:50pm~ just50minutes before my appoint my ears finally unblocked and the last lot of wax finally cleared. I was even told that they don't really do ear syringing which I was shocked at as you would assume they would. 8 even found out later that spec savers now offer ear syringing so could have gone there if I had known as I find it so uncomfortable when my ears are blocked. My dad had a similar high wax build up in his ears so I'm sure he passed his bad ears to me.I'm wondering if it's worth putting the olive oil drops in a couple of times a week or weekly to maybe help the situation or would it be a waste of time. It seems to take such a long time to unblock my ears and I do get itchy ears and have noticed most times I am able to pull out little specks of wax. It drives me nuts.
I imagine doing your olive oil treatment weekly will probably help keep things loose in the end and reduce buildup as much. It’s worth a try
@CRAZY927 yep Ive started to do that. It's weird as my older sister has never had even one ear infection or any way build up whereas if I went6months and only had1ear infection then I was having a good run. It's the same with wax build and she has zero problems yet my ears are a nightmare.
I just have to say you guys are just so much better than the other guys who do this on TH-cam.
I mean, props to anyone who has the skill and qualifications to do this intricate work, but your cleanings always seem to be that much better and healthier when you've finished.
You're definitely the GOATS of this amazing work!!!
it would be quite interesting to see some in a cross section. I imagine they would have visible layers almost like a hailstone.
Good ones, guys! I limagined the poor teenager's Mom thinking the kid had already learned from Dad about selective hearing.
Lol. 😂😅
😂😂😂
This is hypnotizing.
That poor teen! Probably thought had massive hearing loss. Nicely done, Rhys! A Mum & a kid filled with relief! ❤
I felt the relief he must have felt
Is there a higher incidence of impacted ear canals because of ear buds and such?
As a trooper myself on the business end of an ear sucker many times, that was a good chunk. So satisfying sitting in the chair and the and all of a sudden the world opens up like emerging from under water. I have a canal down mastoid and cholesteatoma that has to be cleaned out every 4-6 months. The feeling like your eyeball is being sucked into your head is weird for sure. I've only almost passed out once.
Best wax removal up to date, ever. Well done 👏🏾 ✔️ 👍🏾.
it’s the stuff of nightmares coming out of that ear canal 😮
Do you guys ever recommend bathing in very warm water? Or using a hot compress over or behind the ear? To soften the wax?
There is no universe that the last person didn't use a cotton bud lol
Or two, or three, or....😂😂😂😂😂 So true!
You Crack me up!! Fire in the hole!! LMBO😂😂❤❤ Love your videos. Thanks so much for sharing.
I would love to have this done
When my mom was living with moderate ALZ getting her ears cleaned regularly was a huge help. This was a regular thing when she was healthy, as she had very narrow ear canals. The difference in her mood afterwards, actually being able to hear, even though her CPU was noticeably slowing down was important for to have a positive outlook. It reduces the paranoia.
Great job!
Now he can hear his teachers and his parents. " No, Excuse now". Thanks for helping him.
When he gets married, he'll be back to have it all reinserted.
Me and my brother when little, lol I had gotten a bean stuck in my ear and he had gotten one stuck in his nose
It’s great to see ‘The ‘Lovely…’ back in action.
Why don't u include the sound? I (for some reason) thought it was silent. The Wax Wizard has made me nervous about getting my ears done!
@@oxcart4172what
Fantastic job. I bet the young man was relieved 👏❤️
Awesome job , I like watching you Gentlemen , stay safe , till next time
I find this satisfying and I don’t know why! Wow!
Wow that kid will hear a mouse fart a mile away now!😂😂
i knew Taylor’s patient had used a cotton bud by the dent & depth 😂😂
Holy smokes.
I'm surprised they haven't created a modified dental chair with an adjustable screen and utensil holder
I am sure that Neil is working on that at this moment :O))
My son had crazy wax like that when he was young it caused him to have some trouble learning to read and I eventually had to remove him from school because they refused to accept that his problem was ear wax and insisted. He was learning disabled. I took him out and taught him myself he's grown out of the earwax problem and has a successful life. No learning disability. Earwax can be a real issue with kids
I used to get yelled at and in trouble for not "listening" to my step dad then my mom would clean out my ears by heating mineral oil in a metal teaspoon with a match and pouring it in while I laid on my side with a towel wrapped around my head. I also have a scar on my right eardrum from an Ant that was looking for a place to hide (?). My older step sister Bambi got the Ant out of my ear by lighting a cigarette and smoking it out. She tried her nails at first but every time she touched it the Ant clamped down harder making me scream so she used the smoke.
This is why I, with haphazard caution, use a little loop of mild steel (it is typically electroplated with Copper) MIG welding wire to remove wax and foreign debris out of my ears.
All of that in one ear... its amazing how such a small area can produse all of that. And im sitting here watching 2 goof ball Dr's pull and dig it out loĺ. Amazing. Love it.
As a dentist this looks much more fun!
I had my ear wax removed with irrigation and it was a huge solid piece of wax
Wow that's alot
“Waiter! There’s a hearing aid in my soup”. Waiter:”I beg your pardon?”
Are some people predisposed to this type of ear issues? Or is this a case of q tip over use? I worry that my husband might have issues because he’s a chronic q tip user. Like twice a day shoving it in his ear. I don’t use them because i worry that what I’m watching will happen to me. How does a teenager get this clogged? It’s insane
Did you put something in to moisten the wax
What’s this procedure called? I’d love to have it done for my ears they’re frequently itchy.
Thanks Mr B and Mr G, and happy weekend to all the other waxaholics xx
Is it weird that waxaholics comes up on my auto correct lol xx
Thanks guys, good to see you 😊👍👍👍👍👍
holy moly. i'm in arizona now and there is no way i would allow any "professional" to "treat" me here. i've been using the american 2% hydrogen peroxide for decades. it doesn't take long after cleaning my ears until i can pump a pearl sized white glob out of them. they fill up with fluid quite fast due to the presence of presumably a u.s. military implant in the left side, which is quite irritating (worked on air base, could hear morse code at 0.7071 volume at 45 degrees off..) when a certain chamber fills with fluid, it's used as a resonator and i can hear the transmission quite clearly. if i clean my ears, the signal loses fidelity until only the lowest partials are received. unfortunately in the last two years, i've become quite a problem and they're upping the transmission to some kind of whip impulse that feels like i'm being kicked in the head so i can't sleep unless i cradle my head in my arms or thick amounts of gelpads to shield the signal. any sign of fatigue... wham, wham. two years of sleep deprivation. you probably can't help me, but maybe you can help someone else. this crap is intolerable.
I woke up deaf in one ear one morning. Doc flushed out a bullet of wax. Literally looked like a shotgun slug, perfect shape. Like double that one. Felt and sounded like a tsunami in my ear when he was flushing it. He asked if I wanted to keep it…
Thought: is clarineting still a problem if there is a plug between the skin and the ear drum?
What is clarineting?
She means shure cleening
@kimberlywoodbury1739 It is when a piece of skin flutters in the suction tube, making an irritating noise for the patient. Think of a clarinet reed making noise.
Do you guys give out little loops after? When I was young, my doctor gave me a long, green plastic loop to clean out my ears.
Great Job!!❤
How do I know if I have an earwax problem?
Loving these two commentators, what’s clarineting 😂 anyhow you have a new subscriber, I love all these weird medical videos
My son and I are prone to ear infections and it dries our ears out pretty badly that it’s hard to get any wax out after using drops
I may not have your issue or a doctorate but I always hear of them using Olive Oil to relieve the itchiness and dryness!! Please inbox the professionals, I hope this works 🤞🏽😆
Is this painful
Fascinating..😊.
I was literally on the edge of my seat and holding my breath watching this...😂😊
Everytime a doctor looks inside my ears they ask if I've ever had tubes in my ears? Then say ive got bad scars. I'm curious how it looks. If you post a video of what it looks like that would be awesome 👍🏻
Does it hurt
Me: omg so gross I can’t believe people would put this online? Who wants to see gross crud pulled out of someone’s head-holes? 🤢🤢🤢🤢
Also me: * intently watches the whole video *
Great job guys
O M G!! I'm sure that affecting soo many aspects of his life... 😢
My bank manager has his ears syringed and said a piece of cabbage was in his ear. 😂😂😂
That must have been very uncomfortable.
At 4:33, what is the metal in the ear?
I Love escargots.
Bravo, both bravo 👏 🎉
I wish you guys had clinic in the states
Do earbuds play a role is ear wax becoming impacted?
How did this person hear anything? Wow! The blow by blow is very entertaining 🤣
Very good!
Could it be earbuds the teen was using?
I often wonder that myself as I walk quite a bit for exercise and use air pods (earbuds) to listen to music..but I suspect that they could be able to tell if it is a cotton bud (Qtip in the US) or something else like hearing aids or earbuds? I think the cotton buds leave small fibers that they can mostly see…
UNREAL!
Thanks, guys.
That's insane! Is it common that someone would get that kind of a wax build up? I know I'm not supposed to, but I still use Qtips, often, so when I went for a check up I asked her to look in my ears in case something bad was happening; clean as a whistle.... Wow that was grossly amazing. Bet he feels and hears much better now!!
Those were fun to watch, guys!
Olive oil is safe to use ? If yes , how often and what amount?
Yes, it's safe. You need just a couple of drops in each ear. Try lying on your side and letting the oil soak in for a few minutes and then repeat on the other side. Do this for 2-3 weeks daily.
I had something like this fall out of my ear, when I was a kid, on a morning that we were in FL on our first day of vacation, getting ready to go to The Nagic Kingdom. My ear had been really itchy. And then it sounded like I had water coming out of my ear, +like after a showeer sometimes, when you clear the water out of your ear,) and when I reached up to scratch again, this big thing fell in to my hand. And I still have no idea how! Because I'd kust gently been trying to relieve the itching in my ear, moments before, and hadn't felt anything abnormal! It's one of the very few tines in my life, where something happened that I still just don't quite understand!
The algorithm hasn't suggested you guys in far too long!! 😉❣️
Great job to you both👏🏻👏🏻💜🧡
Wow, hard part is how much information the teacher has provided that he has missed by not being able to hear clearly.
Also many teachers, parents will not believe he cannot hear them, blaming everything on being a teenager, Very fortunate this parent was persistent finding medical help, insisting there was a real medical problem.
Would have asked for note from you saying , due to the blockage in (..name..)ear it has greatly effected his hearing.
I hope that they made a pair of candles with the wax that they removed
HELLO GUYS GREETINGS FROM ALABAMA IN THE USA WHEN IM DONE WATCHING U 2 I GO OVER AND WATCH NEEL SO AWESOME TO ME THAT YALL R FRIENDS 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Room on YT for both!
How long had it been since he had his ears checked. It's always done at every visit. Could that be only from a year?
God Bless you 🙏
I always find ear wax to be disgusting and gross but I find myself watching these videos on pins and needles. A little bit squeamish as well. My son has an over productive ear wax problem. I am so relieved when the wax is finally removed. I know the person feels great afterward.
How does the patient respond when you are doing this? Is it painful?
How does this even happen?🤷🏻♀️
Do people never clean their ears?
Couldn’t he feel it?
Exactly! That’s what I wanna know. lol. Did the first doctor say something about this kind of issue being genetic?
Because some people just genetically make more ear wax than others , just like some have smelly feet or overly sweaty armpits , but with earwax you have to be very careful otherwise you can push it further in or damage your eardrum and when they get blocked like this kids , it's better to have a professional do it.
❤❤ That was a good one but my tablet doesn't want to write, so thanks.
This just might be better than pimple popping