Your ear is so full of water after this, it still feels blocked. Until it's dry, and all of a sudden you can hear air, heartbeats and people's thoughts...
I had this once. I thought something was wrong. I thought I was damaged, I had so much wax in there I couldn't actually hear. As soon as the wax was removed I felt so dirty. 🤣
I have this problem rn 😭 im going to the doctor soon to get it unclogged (I went to my school nurse and she said it was filled with wax…maybe I should clean my ears more)
@@Mimi-likes-cats I used the Debrox kit from Walmart. It works fine. Now while I shower when I rinse the shampoo I aim the water into my ear. I haven't had wax buildup since.
My brother had this done when we were little. His ear was blocked, couldn’t hear anything and couldn’t get to whatever was in there. The machine looked a little different but they flooded his ear & a popcorn kernel came out😂
@@drekafine8831 lmaooo now that u mention it 🤔 nah but he was only like 5 maybe 6yrs old at the time, so I was 10 or 11. We slept over my aunts house, had been watching friggin SOUTH PARK, eating 🍿 & somehow a kernel made it in there 😅 most of the vivid memories I have of our childhood are injuries/in Dr offices & ERs, actually🥲
It’s best to just go to an ENT and have them use the suction or a curette to remove the wax. Water can cause ear drum perforations or cause the water to just sit in the ears and cause an infection.
Yeah, I feel worse rather than better whenever I try to use water to irrigate... I should go to an ENT, but for the interim, I use wax softening drops & thoroughly wipe down the exterior canal.
Some people use Q-tip when you shouldn't. Some people use other tools & it can dirupt things in the ear. Some people have sinus infections that can cause this. I have had all 3 & used to have to get this done.
When I had Chronic Ear Infections for about 4 years straight it always felt Big and Heavy in my Ears sometimes even to the point I had an Awful Kink in my Neck because My Bad Ear Hurt too much to hold my head normally. The one and final Infection I had was so so bad and so very painful because it turned into a Fungal Infection because I was Allergic to the Ear Drops I was given and it made my Ear Swell Up and Shut Closed completely so with no Air getting in there that made a Raging Fugal Infection come about and it blew out my Ear Dumb on the left too. Doing just fine now though I’m on Antibiotics every 2-3 days now just because it seems to help a whole host of things with me, My Ears my Sinuses my Skin Problems just a bunch of things, I also used to have Eczema so badly that it looked like Burns on my Legs and while I was out Shopping people thought I was being Abused or something but the Antibiotics help my Eczema to stay away too so why not you know.
I'm glad the antibiotics are helping, and I'm no doctor, but using antibiotics long term may not be the best idea as people build up tolerance. If I were in your shoes, I would try going to a functional medicine doctor that finds the root cause of these issues.
@@arbella89 This just comes with being Immunocompromised from having a Heart Transplant as a 13 month old baby and here again more recently in 2019 I needed another Heart Transplant along with a Kidney this time because the Transplant Meds from the 80’s and 90’s Trashed my Kidneys I was born with. I Technically have now 3 Immune System at work in one body so issues always happen when I take something for one Problem another thing happens, it’s very Frustrating and very very Stressful too. I need to be so very Careful even just a paper cut gets Horribly Infected on me to the point I can’t use my hand, I’m just Ridiculously Sensitive too again when I was a baby the Chicken Pox nearly killed me and this was before my first Transplant too so just Very Incredibly Sensitive right off the bat.
I remember a time when I was 7 or 8 years old. My family and I went to a pool, and when we got back home, I felt like my ear was clogged and full of water. I told my mom about it, but she thought it might be from me almost drowning there (she luckily saved me), so I just ignored it. After 2 days, I told her about it again, and she immediately took me to the hospital. When they pulled a plastic ball (I think it was one of those plastic balls from children's hair ties) from my ear, I couldn't believe it. it was just my left ear that was clogged, but I swear I felt like I could hear my organs.
I want to say go to a doctor that knows the anatomy or structure of the ear well to get this procedure done (yet how will you know until it gets done) I had the old school one done for the first time on me and that wonderful woman and doctor first checked how blocked my ears were, poured like a baby laxative liquid in my ear, laid on the opposite for 5-10mins then she flushed it out. It was amazing! And I'm very grateful for it. Sometime after, she left and recommended me to someone else who was noticeably rough. But she said she was a very knowledgeable and good doctor. I went to her for ear flushing and she punctured my ear drum. I ended up going to the hospital and never returned.
Trigger points in your SCM will also make your ear feel full and sometimes itchy and painful inside the ear canal. Not that she doesn't have a wax issue, but this could be adding to it.
UK medical service isnt about what s best for the patient though, its all about what is best for them. For example, you hear more and more of asthmatics switched to a weaker inhaler because the weaker one 'produces less CO2 emissions'. Yup, they think ventolin is up there with jet planes and coal power plants for causing global warming......
@@2degucitas it can actually cause more problems, like infections and if you have a perforated eardrum it gets trapped in the middle ear, it's a terrible situation to be in.
I kept saying "My ear is messed up, it pops every time I swallow" Finally I used home earwax softener....and had fluid come out of my nose Oh yay, I discovered a ruptured eardrum doesn't always cause pain! 😮
yeah I had to have this done at a dr once. now I just use a little bulb for at home ear cleaning. very rare, but maybe once every 2 yrs, I get random build up that makes me basically deaf in the ear affected
I was going to say something similar. With warm saline spray type water inside the ear inthe tub or something? Good luck dude. Maybe get an air purifier as well. It helped me with my ears.
I had to have this done when I was maybe 8 years old. Then I stopped producing ear wax for about 20 years. Zero. None. Nothing inside my ears at all. Then when I turned 30 I started producing ear wax again. So strange.
If they are chronically itchy, it may be trigger points in your SCM muscles. You should still see a doc to check out other things, but a good massage therapist may be able to help.
I found out that my issue was caused by a yeast infection. It never affected me where you think that would happen but everywhere else. It caused rashes in my pits at one point. The itching ears were my biggest issue. I put coconut oil in my coffee and as a lotion to help with skin itching. It’s a stomach enzyme thing. You’re supposed to stop feeding it bread and sugar but that’s pretty unrealistic i think. I’ve cut down on the sugar but bread?! 😅
I have itchy ears too sometimes. I actually have seasonal allergies which cause itchy ears. An ENT (ear, nose, throat) doctor told me that a drop of witch hazel in each ear daily can help lubricate it to help with the itching.
Olive oil does not make your ear expel wax spontaneously. Doctors use it to soften hardened wax and make it easy to remove, but they still have to use their tools to remove it.
Woke up 2 am, sharp pain, was already sick, decided not to say anything in favor of the 2 orchestra concerts that day, one of which i was concert master. Told my mom it was "stuffy" went the whole day with a ruptured eardrum, did more damage due to the fact i was doing music, and right by my ear... fun, right, ringing months later.
How is asking basic diagnostic questions gaslighting? "What makes you feel like something is wrong?" "How do you describe your issue?" "How does it feel after I remove the wax?" Being at a loss for words doesn't mean you're being gaslit.
If the wax is coming out this easily it can just be scooped out. It is only when it can't be gently scooped out that my ENT goes for the water and suction which he does very carefully. He doesn't use this much water this clumsily. Why would a Hearing Center be doing it this way?
I got so dizzy and nauseous last time I had my ears cleaned out. The room was spinning. It took about twenty minutes before I could open my eyes and feel normal.
Hi! Hearing aid specialist here- please go get your ears properly examined. Your eardrum may have been perforated and water may have entered your middle ear space, which would cause (at the very least) the symptoms you have described. Sometimes perforated/punctured eardrums can heal on their own, but can lead to other complications if left untreated.
Out of all the ways you could possibly remove earwax, irrigation is one of the worst ways to do it. You should avoid getting water in your ears at all costs. You’d be better off getting it removed with suction or manual tools. An irrigator is what your GP uses, not trained hearing specialists. It’s honestly embarrassing that this is a clinic dedicated to ears and hearing and they solely use irrigators and water.
Not sure?? Every time mine sounds like a bang and fizzling combined when it kicks free and before it feels high pressure and faint whisper in half of the head compared to the other side
How does it FEEL? It feels like there's a clump of wax, cotton ball, or a finger stuck in my ear. I can't HEAR! I'm going thru that right now...and it's driving me crazy.
Thought i had an infection or something wrong with my ear drum. . . turned out it was a very small hair touching it. Probably got in there because of ear plugs or cleaning my ears.
Ent or you can just buy ear wax softener spray/drops and small water shooting thing (no idea what it's called but its made from rubber and costs like 5-10$) and do this yourself.
Probably only if the dog is put under anesthesia. Dogs’ ear canals are L shaped. Human ear canals are - shaped, which is why the water comes right out.
This procedure can cause more damage if the wax is impacted or sitting right against the tympanic membrane (eardrum). Cerumen (ear wax) removal is only recommended to be performed by an ENT or specially certified medical professional.
Your ear is so full of water after this, it still feels blocked. Until it's dry, and all of a sudden you can hear air, heartbeats and people's thoughts...
😂😂😂
😂😂
It's been two weeks since they did this to me and I still can't hear
@@pokesnax7935 then your ear is still blocked. They don't always get the problem out. You didn't suffer any pain did you?
@@Weirtoe yes I did it was the most painful thing I have ever experienced.. I cried and screamed
This was the most awkward conversation I have ever heard
Awkward and unnecessary.
@@althepenguin
Unprofessional
@@christinebrument6851 Right, that too.
This lady is classic
"I can literally feel it"
"how does it feel?"
"well I don't know"
"and how does feel now?"
"I don't know"
There’s probably still water in her ear canals directly after which makes it feel weird.
😂😂
That’s what she would always have been saying to “what’s the plan for dinner?”
@@its_foiWhy would it always have to be her decision about what to have for dinner?
Why is she shooting water in her ear?
I had this once. I thought something was wrong. I thought I was damaged, I had so much wax in there I couldn't actually hear. As soon as the wax was removed I felt so dirty. 🤣
Same.
My daughter had a ball of wax that was so hard it , "it pinged"when it hit the tray. She was amazshecould hear better.
I have this problem rn 😭 im going to the doctor soon to get it unclogged
(I went to my school nurse and she said it was filled with wax…maybe I should clean my ears more)
@@Mimi-likes-cats I used the Debrox kit from Walmart. It works fine.
Now while I shower when I rinse the shampoo I aim the water into my ear. I haven't had wax buildup since.
@@JasonCarmichaelaim in.. then out?
Bro if I obviously can’t explain it don’t ask me to explain it like damn bruh
Definitely felt like the Dr was trolling😂
@@RConnelly had to be😂😭
Right.
I hate that
I wonder if she was just trying to distract her from the discomfort of the water
What a stupid conversation 😂😂
My brother had this done when we were little. His ear was blocked, couldn’t hear anything and couldn’t get to whatever was in there. The machine looked a little different but they flooded his ear & a popcorn kernel came out😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣a popcorn kernel???!!! I bet his bad azz put it in there on purpose to see what would happen!😂😂😂
@@drekafine8831 lmaooo now that u mention it 🤔 nah but he was only like 5 maybe 6yrs old at the time, so I was 10 or 11. We slept over my aunts house, had been watching friggin SOUTH PARK, eating 🍿 & somehow a kernel made it in there 😅 most of the vivid memories I have of our childhood are injuries/in Dr offices & ERs, actually🥲
😂
It’s best to just go to an ENT and have them use the suction or a curette to remove the wax. Water can cause ear drum perforations or cause the water to just sit in the ears and cause an infection.
Yeah, I feel worse rather than better whenever I try to use water to irrigate... I should go to an ENT, but for the interim, I use wax softening drops & thoroughly wipe down the exterior canal.
There always have to be a Debbie Downer
Now to know if any negative results have occurred !? I expect they have limited the pressure to prevent perforations .
When I was little my dr use to do warm water war flushes. I loved it. Never had a problem with it. To me it was gentle.
This comment was pointless since this was done by a hearing specialist. And it’s literally in their name on this channel. Not every ENT uses suction.
I need to get to this doctor asap 😫
Describe _why_ you need to see this doctor, in great detail. And don't stop describing it until I'm satisfied... 😂
She’s not that far from me. I am considering it. I live in NJ.
You can have this done at pretty much any family doctors office, or urgent care clinic.
@@laserpanda94 lmaoooo 🤣🤣😭
@@laserpanda94 💀
“WHAT 👏🏻IS 👏🏻THE👏🏻REASON?” 😂
Some people use Q-tip when you shouldn't. Some people use other tools & it can dirupt things in the ear. Some people have sinus infections that can cause this. I have had all 3 & used to have to get this done.
When I had Chronic Ear Infections for about 4 years straight it always felt Big and Heavy in my Ears sometimes even to the point I had an Awful Kink in my Neck because My Bad Ear Hurt too much to hold my head normally. The one and final Infection I had was so so bad and so very painful because it turned into a Fungal Infection because I was Allergic to the Ear Drops I was given and it made my Ear Swell Up and Shut Closed completely so with no Air getting in there that made a Raging Fugal Infection come about and it blew out my Ear Dumb on the left too. Doing just fine now though I’m on Antibiotics every 2-3 days now just because it seems to help a whole host of things with me, My Ears my Sinuses my Skin Problems just a bunch of things, I also used to have Eczema so badly that it looked like Burns on my Legs and while I was out Shopping people thought I was being Abused or something but the Antibiotics help my Eczema to stay away too so why not you know.
I'm glad the antibiotics are helping, and I'm no doctor, but using antibiotics long term may not be the best idea as people build up tolerance. If I were in your shoes, I would try going to a functional medicine doctor that finds the root cause of these issues.
Sorry you're going through so much. ❤
@@arbella89 This just comes with being Immunocompromised from having a Heart Transplant as a 13 month old baby and here again more recently in 2019 I needed another Heart Transplant along with a Kidney this time because the Transplant Meds from the 80’s and 90’s Trashed my Kidneys I was born with. I Technically have now 3 Immune System at work in one body so issues always happen when I take something for one Problem another thing happens, it’s very Frustrating and very very Stressful too. I need to be so very Careful even just a paper cut gets Horribly Infected on me to the point I can’t use my hand, I’m just Ridiculously Sensitive too again when I was a baby the Chicken Pox nearly killed me and this was before my first Transplant too so just Very Incredibly Sensitive right off the bat.
Have you ever checked out videos from the Human garage? It’s like somatic healing through emotional release. It might help you.
@@BelleZee1🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
Ear wax is blocking her thoughts 😂😂😂
Fallout INT 1 dialogue.
Nah, she uses actual words and almost sentences instead of grunts. More like Int 3 or something
I like this kind of service
I remember a time when I was 7 or 8 years old. My family and I went to a pool, and when we got back home, I felt like my ear was clogged and full of water. I told my mom about it, but she thought it might be from me almost drowning there (she luckily saved me), so I just ignored it. After 2 days, I told her about it again, and she immediately took me to the hospital. When they pulled a plastic ball (I think it was one of those plastic balls from children's hair ties) from my ear, I couldn't believe it. it was just my left ear that was clogged, but I swear I felt like I could hear my organs.
I want to say go to a doctor that knows the anatomy or structure of the ear well to get this procedure done (yet how will you know until it gets done)
I had the old school one done for the first time on me and that wonderful woman and doctor first checked how blocked my ears were, poured like a baby laxative liquid in my ear, laid on the opposite for 5-10mins then she flushed it out.
It was amazing! And I'm very grateful for it.
Sometime after, she left and recommended me to someone else who was noticeably rough. But she said she was a very knowledgeable and good doctor.
I went to her for ear flushing and she punctured my ear drum. I ended up going to the hospital and never returned.
Trigger points in your SCM will also make your ear feel full and sometimes itchy and painful inside the ear canal. Not that she doesn't have a wax issue, but this could be adding to it.
Trigger points in your what now? Been dealing with this for ages including itchy war canal!! What's SCM?
@@anonmelclean Sternocleidomastoid muscle
@@knsegers2023 how to you hit trigger points on the SCM and not inhibit blood flow in the jugular?
Water isn't recommended in the UK for wax removal anymore
Really? Why is that?
UK medical service isnt about what s best for the patient though, its all about what is best for them. For example, you hear more and more of asthmatics switched to a weaker inhaler because the weaker one 'produces less CO2 emissions'. Yup, they think ventolin is up there with jet planes and coal power plants for causing global warming......
@@2degucitas it can actually cause more problems, like infections and if you have a perforated eardrum it gets trapped in the middle ear, it's a terrible situation to be in.
@@starryluxuryx ok thx
I kept saying "My ear is messed up, it pops every time I swallow"
Finally I used home earwax softener....and had fluid come out of my nose
Oh yay, I discovered a ruptured eardrum doesn't always cause pain! 😮
yeah I had to have this done at a dr once. now I just use a little bulb for at home ear cleaning. very rare, but maybe once every 2 yrs, I get random build up that makes me basically deaf in the ear affected
I use an infant nasal aspirator, warm water and a few drops of baby oil if the wax is really hard. Works like a charm.
I was going to say something similar. With warm saline spray type water inside the ear inthe tub or something? Good luck dude. Maybe get an air purifier as well. It helped me with my ears.
I had to have this done when I was maybe 8 years old. Then I stopped producing ear wax for about 20 years. Zero. None. Nothing inside my ears at all. Then when I turned 30 I started producing ear wax again. So strange.
I have chronically itchy ear canals. Is there anything that can be done?
If they are chronically itchy, it may be trigger points in your SCM muscles. You should still see a doc to check out other things, but a good massage therapist may be able to help.
Excma or dermatitis!!
I found out that my issue was caused by a yeast infection. It never affected me where you think that would happen but everywhere else. It caused rashes in my pits at one point. The itching ears were my biggest issue. I put coconut oil in my coffee and as a lotion to help with skin itching. It’s a stomach enzyme thing. You’re supposed to stop feeding it bread and sugar but that’s pretty unrealistic i think. I’ve cut down on the sugar but bread?! 😅
I have itchy ears too sometimes. I actually have seasonal allergies which cause itchy ears. An ENT (ear, nose, throat) doctor told me that a drop of witch hazel in each ear daily can help lubricate it to help with the itching.
Yeah, you can see a doctor instead of asking us. 😅
Wish I could get this done. The last time I used olive oil, I got an infection and my ears stunk.
Olive oil does not make your ear expel wax spontaneously. Doctors use it to soften hardened wax and make it easy to remove, but they still have to use their tools to remove it.
Must feel clean 🧽
Give me the chills just watching her doing that 😧😧😧😧😧☺️
It’s so hard to think when that water is being blasted into your ear! I’m surprised she could talk at all 😂 maybe ask her before or after in future
Got This from Walgreens bc of u! Expensive but worth every cent
Amazing clean ears ☺️
I was waiting for a bug to come out
No.2 coming out😂
She sounds like such a customer
Woke up 2 am, sharp pain, was already sick, decided not to say anything in favor of the 2 orchestra concerts that day, one of which i was concert master. Told my mom it was "stuffy" went the whole day with a ruptured eardrum, did more damage due to the fact i was doing music, and right by my ear... fun, right, ringing months later.
How did you rupture your eardrum sleeping??
@@nicres I had an ear infection, I had no clue about having it. I didn't feel it or anything. It was pretty bad, so I don't know how I didn't feel it.
Where do you get this done? ENT?
Yes
I’m eating😭😭😭😭
It's it something chewy? 😅
Dang she asked too many questions.
I've had this done once but couldn't finish it because the sound the water makes is terrifying and I kept screaming
I do that monthly with my 8 year old and i always get a 7.62 nato round size wax ball. Every time.
That’s not normal bruh go to a doctor
Anything but metric.
@@quantumlolliepop5472 that literally is metric lmao. 7.62 = 7.62 mm in diameter.
I'm lucky guy. Wax just rolls outta my ears... lol
my intrusive thoughts are telling me to drink the water
Do it in front of the doctor, while she's recording for UA-cam. Her views will skyrocket!
I need one of those for my home visits
Had her questioning everything she knew 🥴😂
My dr. Does this once a year for me.
The irrigated the French Toast out of her inner ear
Nope, the inner ear is behind the eardrum and not accessible.
Gaslighting the patient?! Rude.
How is asking basic diagnostic questions gaslighting?
"What makes you feel like something is wrong?"
"How do you describe your issue?"
"How does it feel after I remove the wax?"
Being at a loss for words doesn't mean you're being gaslit.
She can hear 😂
If the wax is coming out this easily it can just be scooped out. It is only when it can't be gently scooped out that my ENT goes for the water and suction which he does very carefully. He doesn't use this much water this clumsily. Why would a Hearing Center be doing it this way?
I got so dizzy and nauseous last time I had my ears cleaned out. The room was spinning. It took about twenty minutes before I could open my eyes and feel normal.
Hi! Hearing aid specialist here- please go get your ears properly examined. Your eardrum may have been perforated and water may have entered your middle ear space, which would cause (at the very least) the symptoms you have described. Sometimes perforated/punctured eardrums can heal on their own, but can lead to other complications if left untreated.
This patient!!!
how does one know they have a splinter in their finger?? well it feels different... well yea its gonna feel different duuuhhh
Why you ask why, just let her feel with no explanation jeeez
I wish i could have this done, my ears feel blocked
Out of all the ways you could possibly remove earwax, irrigation is one of the worst ways to do it. You should avoid getting water in your ears at all costs. You’d be better off getting it removed with suction or manual tools. An irrigator is what your GP uses, not trained hearing specialists. It’s honestly embarrassing that this is a clinic dedicated to ears and hearing and they solely use irrigators and water.
Not sure?? Every time mine sounds like a bang and fizzling combined when it kicks free and before it feels high pressure and faint whisper in half of the head compared to the other side
My ears produce "no" ear wax at all. Is this common
I can watch some crazy videos, but something about this just grosses me out
when will you come to CA 😮 I need this😅
Great until the water is absorbed by the ear canal skin cells and you'll be left with an ear infection..
Damn let her think about how to describe the gd feeling
Big chunks dang
They should suction the ear after
How u didn’t feel all that nastiness to clean it weekly or daily tho???!!!😂😂😂
I thought the client was dull and not forthcoming.. Not very aware or helpful with feedback.
Can we find a similar practitioner in France?
I know exactly what you are saying!! 🤔
So how would this be different from doing this in the shower? 🤔
That she can see what she's doing, you can't.
How does it FEEL? It feels like there's a clump of wax, cotton ball, or a finger stuck in my ear. I can't HEAR! I'm going thru that right now...and it's driving me crazy.
I had this done not long ago and it hits a nerve that makes me gag and hurts. No clue why
I love to get my ears cleaned out just don't get them done the same time.
Just do not stand up right after you get them done
Thought i had an infection or something wrong with my ear drum. . . turned out it was a very small hair touching it. Probably got in there because of ear plugs or cleaning my ears.
Are these clinics available in MS? I want to go😭
Any recommendations in Vegas ?
Stop talking. No talking. Just do the ear cleaning.
This lady has no clue what's going on with her ear lol.
girl stop asking questions damn
Client isn't very helpful...
I can feel it; I can't feel it; I'm not sure if there's a difference
Is this Belgium?
There is no reason for this to happen. Keep your ears clean! This is disgusting. Use ear wax drops, let sit, then irrigate your ear. 🤮
intuition
I need this
Why she keep trying to embarrass her I get wax build up and I feel the pressure.
Where are you located?😊
Why are you asking her trick questions?
How do you get this done? Where do you go?
Ent or you can just buy ear wax softener spray/drops and small water shooting thing (no idea what it's called but its made from rubber and costs like 5-10$) and do this yourself.
Where to get done and cost? Anyone.
Where can I get this service in India?
Where are You located Please ?
Why don’t people know how to clean their own ears?
I just want to know what is it called
Lead with hydrogen peroxide...
Can this tool be used on dogs?? By a vet, of course. Does anyone know?
Probably only if the dog is put under anesthesia. Dogs’ ear canals are L shaped. Human ear canals are - shaped, which is why the water comes right out.
My husband and I both need this 😮 I'm 56 he's 55 (does it hurt lol)😂
No it doesn't hurt at all
Why does this trigger my gag reflex ore than pimple popping?
Lenty of wax, but doesn't sound like there's much between the ears, definitely not a brain.
where can I buy one of these?
Amazon
How much it cost?
How can I get rhis done?
This doesn't get really impacted wax out of ears correct?
You soften with drops like Debrox, then rinse.
This procedure can cause more damage if the wax is impacted or sitting right against the tympanic membrane (eardrum). Cerumen (ear wax) removal is only recommended to be performed by an ENT or specially certified medical professional.
That was gross.
Tome to find a new doctor.
When the NPC karen goes off script: