Have you ever seen anyone who went to the hospital to have his ear wax examined? Can earwax detect anything?

I seem to have earwax in the innermost part of my ear. I don't know what happened. If I touch it, it will hurt. Recently, I took Pi Yanping off the cotton swab and kept touching it. I don't know if it can be melted, but I want to go to the hospital tomorrow. Will it be okay? If I register, I want to dig ear wax directly. I don't know what to say, but I've always used Pi Yanping to account for those things recently. I'm afraid I don't know what will happen. And Bian Xiao's brain has no water. He really went to the hospital and failed the otolaryngology department. The doctor actually took a set of professional equipment to lick his ears, haha.

The doctor said to me: Under normal circumstances, cerumen can be excreted in the form of thin slices through jaw movements such as chewing and mouth opening. If cerumen gradually condenses into a mass and blocks the external auditory canal, it is called cerumen embolism. For cerumen embolism that cannot be removed, cerumen embolism can be softened by 3% hydrogen peroxide or sodium bicarbonate ear drops. After treatment, most patients can remove earwax at one time.

Noodles are the opinions and opinions of some netizens collected by Bian Xiao on the Internet about ear wax digging.

Earwax forms a hard lump, which hurts when digging. Is there any way to take it out without seeing a doctor? What do some people mean by dripping? Dropping refers to dropping a liquid that can dissolve earwax without much influence on the ear. This kind of liquid (potion) is very common and the price is relatively cheap. I can't remember its name, but you can ask the drugstore and they will know. Don't add too much at a time, you can dig after half an hour. But you can't use it often. It's a three-point poison Earwax caking may be caused by frequent cleaning or too hot body. It is recommended to dig your ears when you feel abnormal (you can use cotton swabs, and it is recommended to use wooden ones, which are harder and easier to use), and you should pay more attention to them at ordinary times. Don't eat too much hot food, such as fried food, biscuits, etc., eat more fruits and vegetables, don't be partial to food, don't be picky about food, and pay attention to the principle of moderation.

How is earwax formed? What's wrong with pulling out ear wax often? There is a cerumen gland in the skin on the cartilage surface outside the external auditory canal, which secretes a yellow sticky mucus. After drying, it forms yellow flakes in the air, like snowflakes, called cerumen, commonly known as earwax. Physically speaking, earwax (commonly known as earwax) is usually a yellowish waxy dry flaky substance with bitter taste. Its main components are amino acids, fatty acids, cholesterol, triglycerides, ethyl sugar, lysozyme, immunoglobulin, glycopeptide and trace element copper. Mixed with external auditory canal secretions and oil discharged from sebaceous glands. There are a few people whose ears are not dry and become liquid, which are generally called oily ears or soup ears and should not be regarded as diseases.

Earwax can adhere to dust and insects and protect the external auditory canal. Some people feel that their ears are dirty and unsanitary, and often use hairpins, matchsticks, bamboo needles, ear scoops and so on. Even hiring a barber to dig your ears may cause inflammation of the external auditory canal and tympanic membrane trauma. In fact, when people chew and talk, earwax crumbs will naturally fall off and be discharged, without deliberately digging their ears.

If the secretion of cerumen is too much or the discharge is blocked, it may gradually form a lump to block the external auditory canal and form cerumen embolism, leading to tinnitus, hearing loss and even dizziness. In this case, you should see a doctor for treatment.

Only when the doctor examines the patient's tympanic membrane, the earwax blocks his vision or is embolized should it be removed.

There are several ways to take it out. Clamp the smaller earwax block with tweezers; For large cerumen embolism, a special cerumen hook is needed and should be operated by a professional doctor; For hard large cerumen embolism, if it is difficult to hook it, people can drop cerumen water 5-6 times a day, and then hook it or rinse it after it softens for 48-72 hours.

Should earwax be dug? Picking out ears is a habit of many people in life. The numbness coming from the ear canal makes people feel very comfortable. In the past, old hairdressers were very good at removing earwax. However, in the eyes of otologists, such a small move as ear-plucking hides great risks. If it is not particularly necessary, it is best not to dig casually.

If you dig your ear habitually for a long time, it will cause rough skin, thickening, chapped epidermis and desquamation of the external auditory canal, which will lead to local inflammation and itching, and can also cause eczema of the external ear. Long-term stimulation of eczema exudate can lead to secondary infection and otitis externa, which is easy to cause misdiagnosis and difficult to cure.

Many parents like to pluck their children's ears, thinking that earwax will affect their hearing. In fact, it is very dangerous to pull out children's ears often. Children's ears are extremely fragile, and a little carelessness will scratch the ear canal and damage the eardrum. Don't worry that earwax will interfere with hearing, and it will fall off by itself with speech and exercise.