Untreated earwax build-up can block the ear canal and may cause hearing loss. Dr Manish Munjal of Delhi's Sir Ganga Ram ...

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At its core, this debate is not just about wax, but about how we misunderstand the body. The ear is designed with its own ...

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Some people may be motivated by irritation and itchiness they feel inside their ears. In such cases, using a Q-Tip may be the only way to find relief. Other individuals might find cleaning their ear ...

Most of us have done it. After a shower, you grab a cotton swab, tilt your head, and twist it gently inside your ear. It ...

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Using a cotton swab or Q-tip to get wax out of your ears can be dangerous. This is what you should do instead.