FUNGAL EAR INFECTION (OTOMYCOSIS) REMOVAL - EP725
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- tr.ee/T7sSZnpw9z Thank you for watching our ear wax removal video today. The ear wax extraction featured in todays video was carried out using endoscopic microsuction. This procedure uses a small camera called an endoscope to visualise inside the ear canal whilst a small suction tube is inserted to gently remove ear wax.
We can also use other tools to remove hard ear wax, foreign bodies, peeling dead skin or for ear infection removal.
All the ear wax cleaning videos you see on our channel are carried out by our ear wax specialists Mr Rhys Barber and Mr Taylor Green.
We post new ear cleaning videos Monday - Friday at 9PM GMT so if you find ear wax removal satisfying please consider subscribing to our channel.
Ear wax plays a vital role in ear health. It helps to prevent ear infection and helps with ear cleaning by picking up any dirt or debris that accumulates in the ear canal. Normally this ear wax would fall out of the ear taking any dirt or debris with it.
How to remove ear wax?
Many people use q-tips/cotton buds for ear wax removal at home this is one of the worst things you can put into the ear as this can lead to an increased ear wax buildup or in extreme cases impacted ear wax. The best way to remove ear wax is to let your ears clean themselves and not to put anything smaller than your elbow in your ears!
How do I know if I have an earwax blockage?
If you experience a change in your hearing, discomfort in the ear or jaw or a feeling of fullness in the ear canal you may have an ear wax blockage. Our advice is to speak to your Doctor or local Audiologist who can take a look in your ears and assess whether ear cleaning is needed.
To arrange an ear wax removal appointment please visit our website:
www.audiologya...
As someone who works in the health sector (disability) I love that you're now using the medical terminology in your videos. While I don't have to use them myself on a daily basis, I do have to attend appointments with clients and being able to translate them to layman's terms if the doctor or specialist uses them is a win.
Thank you for continuing to make these videos...and your Welsh accent is a breeze!
I Like the Pace of the Explanations, it's not too much, and Great Having it Written down, so we get the Correct Spelling. This Is Fantastic, For Newbie Waxaholics. Thank You Rhys, Absolutely First Rate on All Counts, Fantastic Extractions in Both Ears, Yay!
@@viviennejordan215 hey fellow waxaholic!!
@@viviennejordan215 hello friend! I had unexpected surgery in the new year. Recovering now at home.
Hope you’re doing well!!
Terrific comment as always. Best wishes!
Hi Jenny! A fluke that I got back on here 2dy, What a Lovely Surprise to Have 2 Friends reply to me, Thank You! Hope You're Keeping Well.
Hi Candy! Great to hear from You, I Hope Everything Went Well with Your Surgery, and that You're Feeling Much Better, Recovering Well. So Enjoying these videos, Rhys Should be a Teacher, He Taught Taylor Well, and Now Teaching Waxaholics! Would have Loved to have done this! Stay Well Candy, and God Bless and Keep You Safe.
The medical commentary (and the vocabulary on the top) is awesome. This was a cool peel, but understanding why it was cool made it even better! Thank you!
LOVE the inclusion of the appropriate terminology and hope that you will continue to include it in the videos. It is awesome that you are putting them up in the video for all to see. Since I am a visual learner, it is much better for me to see the term and the definition rather than only hearing it. (and it has NOTHING to do with your lovely south Welsh accent). Please keep inculding the terms and defintions in your videos. They truly enhance the video's quality.
Mr Barber, I wanted to give my gratitude for you taking the time to post 5 times a week. Your efforts to edit and voice over these videos, not to mention to still do that actual work, is so very much appreciated. Thank you for staying consistent in bringing and explaining this interesting content. Appreciation from a USA fan 🎉
You are not losing me at all...this is interesting! Even I was calling the names of the tubes wrong! You guys are helping me understand the world of hearing...and I...for one...appreciate it. Keep up the phenomenal job and work!
Really enjoying the medical notes during the procedures; great addition to the daily videos.
Your accent and your tendency to describe conditions as food is part of what keeps me coming back to learn from you.
Love your videos! Thanks for writing in the medical terms to help us learn more. Just would like to have them on screen a bit longer if possible to get them in mind better.
Any way you make videos, keep making them!! PLEASE
Thanks for another great video. Most interesting, thank you. I’m amazed that after only three months the ears were so full. The patient must have felt so relieved afterwards. Loving all the info too. Looking forward to your next video already!
Definitely enjoying learning the medical terms. Yes there's a lot to take in but it always takes time to learn new things. Perhaps for future episodes (once we learn a bit more) you keep it going for one or two per week for new people and refreshers.
Thanks for providing the medical terms. I thinks it's good for non-medical people to be able to refer to parts of their anatomy with the correct terms and/or understand when medical professionals use those terms.
I've always thought that you would make a wonderful teacher, and this new format with more medical terms (with proper spelling) is proof positive. I love it! Now, I actually know how to spell Zoellner tube...😆
I hope he is feeling better now. I bet he is happy... a real fun guy!
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I'll see myself out
I love, LOVE your use of terminology, spoken and written. Thank you so much for all the extra work you do for us viewers. You are the best on UA-cam and I have a feeling your patients appreciate you as much as we do!
Absolutely love the medical terms! Thanks for doing this.
I love this format. I have to be careful about getting water in my ears because I tend to get fungal ear infections any time they get wet so it's nice to learn about fungal infections.
Always been a huge fan of you guys. Loved all the technical terms in this. This will help me study and understand the ear more.
Love all the medical terms and all falling into place. Thanks Rhys
Please continue to use the med terms, circles, and arrows to give even more education and a visual clarity to match. I love it! Thank you all 👍🏽❤
Having the terms pop up on the screen is really useful! Thank you so much for doing that. I really enjoy having additional information added, like new terms and the diagrams that have been included. You guys do such amazing work. Thank you!
I very much enjoyed the new format and vocabulary! Having the terms and definitions pop up on screen is extremely helpful and a brilliant way to be sure everyone understands each one well. Knowing how to spell something is highly important to me as well so this tics all the boxes for me. Keep 'em coming Mr. B! 🤘🏻😊💕
I absolutely love the medical terminology in the videos! We re here to learn besides the entertainment value! You're the best! I love you!
Love your videos. Very informative and entertaining.
I love having the terms up on the screen. Brilliant idea!! Very informative and educational too! Thanks Rhys!
You didn’t disappoint!! I’ve been away too long but I’m back!!! Thank you for the therapy in these videos Dr. Barber!!! We in the States appreciate it!!
Thanks for not bombarding us with too many medical terms. You always give just enough to inform and still be entertaining! Love your humor and technical skills! Can't wait till the next one! Be blessed in the New year!
Just got home from a minor medical treatment, went to lay down for the rest of the day, and saw you uploaded! Perfect timing Rhys 😊
Love the medical terms! I’m an RN and love hearing you use the terms.
Great video!!! Thanks 😊
I think the medical terms are especially helpful for videos like this one to understand exactly what's going on (and going wrong) in this ear canal.
Thanks for the ongoing video postings, and the inclusion of the medical terms adds more detail and interest to one who is not medical but does enjoy understanding in a more technical manner. Keep them coming.
Love the medical terms (without the waffle of going too in-depth and spending 5 mins of a 15 min video explaining what it all means.)You present the term and a brief explanation so that we can understand without feeling like it is an overwhelming amount of information.
Yes, please do continue explaining the medical terms. I know plenty of basic things from nursing school but am fascinated with the details specific to ear issues. Thanks so much for this great educational channel, and for your passion to share excellent ear care!
I really like how you added the terms you used and are being more technical. Thanks for trusting us to be able to follow what you’re doing!
That was a good one! Loving the medical terms! Gives us more information 😊
As a clinician, whenever I encounter fungus infection I am thinking uncontrollable blood sugar. Candidiases is opportunistic, so I think about causes. I know that’s outside of your scope, but wanted you to know how the team might look at it. You are awesome!
Still loving your videos and all the medical terms. The pop ups really help to understand and such a great idea. Can’t believe his ear canal was that full after 3 months wow 😮😮😮
Rhys mate, love your work!
My husband and I watch your videos like every night to help us relax. You genuinely have the most calming and positive attitude, it's amazing 👏
So I tried making overnight steel cut oats in the slow cooker last night with mixed results. As I tried to clean the stuck on bits it reminded me of your ear wax removal videos and I had an aha! moment. I began to peel the sides towards the middle and it all cleaned up quickly. Really enjoy your videos and the educational pieces. (retired speech pathologist)
Hi Rhys, loved this video especially with the occasional medical term added in. The video was fantastically interesting anyway but I think with the medical terms it made it even more so. Brilliant presentation Rhys and thanks so much for listening to your followers. All the best. X
You are great at what you do. That peel was killer. Thank you and your patient for letting us see this procedure. Also you are so entertaining to watch and I always learn something with each video. God Bless you and Mrs. B..💋❤️
You guys have helped me figure out what I want to do with my life, so yes! Please keep going with the medical terminology! Thank you so much! 💜💜
Great video! I think this is my favorite type of your videos--Medical terms shown on screen and close up of the debris removal along with you or Taylor's on screen commentary. Thanks so much for sharing. Best regards to the entire team.
Rhys this was so interesting. I loved the fact that you put the names of the instruments on top, and the proper names of the infection. I am really enjoying the lessons you are affording us. Please please keep this format in place. This was my first infection encounter of the inner ear. Thank you so much, and keep up the good work.
I really appreciate the medical terminology and spelling on the voice over videos you have posted recently...it makes so much more sense now...THANK YOU !!!
The on-screen captions are very
interesting and informative.
I like that you are introducing new terminology. You seem to be working on build up and suspense to keep viewers connected, and you are doing great! Thank you for always keeping us in mind when making decisions about the channel! 💜💜💜💜
As always, another great video! Love the medical terminology! Will be great when you can put it on the screen as well, so we can look into symptoms/conditions further if we want!!
Wow loving the added information on the screen. Keep up the awesome work.
Thanks for the really good , understandable explanation of the removal of the infectious skin, wish this patient a good recovery from the infection. It is wonderful to have more medical information so that it is not only a earwax removal procedure but now we also understand the problem of some earwax issues! Well done and see you soon. 👌 😘 🇧🇪
Wow! This was fascinating. Love all the technical/medical terms. I love your accent! You make perfect sense to me! Thanks for such a great video!
I love learning about the ears. I used to (and still do to a degree) see the knowledge as a way to advocate for myself and my family in clinical situations. Here in America the doctor does a 3 second glance in the ear no matter what you have told them it feels like and says it’s fine. My daughter has some minor hearing issues that seem a bit better these days but one time I asked about dry skin in her ear. She’d had a blockage once as a child that I removed and I had recently seen one of your videos about skin covering over the ear drum and how hard it was to see. I very gently mentioned what I had seen and made a joke about my UA-cam medical degree and asked could something like that be going on. She got mad! Said these videos should be banned… so she didn’t look again. I did my own research and I did find out that viral meningeo encephalitis can cause hearing loss as it did in Helen Keller and with Mary Ingalls. So I felt quite blessed that we just walked away with her turning the tv up too loud. That was almost 11 years ago. She’s 21 now and I don’t notice her saying “Huh?” Or turning the tv up like an 85 year old like she used to. I wonder if she is just used to it or can something neurological heal itself if it is mild enough?
Loving this with medical terms and you are getting clever with the editing labeling bits up
Great description of the anatomy of the ear. I love learning about the ear, wax and skin!
I love the medical terminology!
Keep the medical jargon coming. I’m learning so much about the ear.
I love that you are posting on weekdays and this video is terrific! I love getting the medical terminology. Putting it up on the screen is a great idea, too. I'm a microbiologist, love you accuracy! By the way, I super enjoy your broad Welsh accent!! 😁💕
I like the medical terminology and seeing the correct spelling of the instruments, too. Always enjoy the videos.
I find listening to you while watching the video very easy. I never have any problem with trying to hear what you saying. Great job by the way keep up the good work. Love your channel
I really enjoy the definitions. Please continue this.
Thanks for adding the definitions
This was one of best videos you’ve shown.
Thanks for posting your videos every day.
So, it’s spelled SOELLNER!
You are the best!
Great idea to put up the medical terms. Thanks!!!
I love the more technical explanation and description
Love the more detailed medical information 👌
I love the explanation of the medical terms and seeing how they spelled!!!
I appreciate you including the texts! Very helpful!
I really like the written and verbal definitions. Thanks so very much ❤
Very fascinating. I really appreciate the time you put in doing these videos
Very educational video!! Great job.👍🥰
I love the medical terminology because you explain what's going on and teach us new things.
These videos are soooooo satisfying! I just can’t believe people allow their ears to get this bad tho! I feel bad for them. Thankful for you guys!!! Looking forward to more vids!
Love the medical terms. Helps me to understand if I go to the doctor.
Thank you for all the extras you do for us!
Loved this. Brilliant video. The peel was amazing. Thanks for the explanations.
Please kindly continue posting your much appreciated videos
Excellent Rhys! Great to see how these things are spelt. Thanks!
Yes please continue with dropping in the medical terms. You always make it clear for us what you are talking about and demonstrating with the video... I think it helps a lot when you tell us the proper names for things and increases our understanding and appreciation. Very interesting video today.
Thanks for adding the written medical terms it is really helpful
I have a question that I have had about fungal infections for a while (I have been waiting for a fungal video to ask). Maybe it is a concern maybe it isnt, are you ever concern about cross contamination of the fungal spores? If it is a concern how do you stop the cross contamination? Thanks for always posting, your cheery personality is infectious!
Fantastic commentary so informative thank you
I am loving the additional medical bits of information. I may not want it on all the videos but so far it has been just right!
Question - in one of the videos you mentioned referring the patient to a doctor. Are you able to get this patient the needed medicine or will they need to see another doc for confirmation and a prescription?
I am really enjoying the changes you are making. You would make a terrific teacher. And I love your Welsh accent. One of the reasons I follow your channel.
I love learning more about the anatomy/physiology of the ear! Fascinating!
I’m a nurse and love the education!
I love the medical terminology, love a fungal infection, and love you Mr. B!
Thanks for the written medical terms. Whenever you mention the suction tubes (large or small), I wondered exactly how it was spelled but thanks to your lovely accent, I was never quite sure!
Thanks for using the medical terms
I love the added terms! Keep them coming 😊
So humid and looks painful. Good job removing the earwax and the infection too Dr Rhys Barber
Love the new format!!!
Well done! I found this video very interesting x
Thank you for showing/using the medical terminology. I have worked in the health field for years and tend to use both medical and laymen's terms. I think it is godd for people not used to the terminology to hear it in relaxed circumstances so that it doesn't sound so frightening when their Dr's use the language. This was a very interesting case.
I love learning the medical terms and information.
Loved this video. Nice to know the medical terms as well. Good job 👍
Love the use of the proper medical terms!😊
I love the new extra medical detail you are including!
Love the details, you did not lose me!! Enjoyed the specifics
Love the medical terms,Thank you
I like the added medical terms. them, so that we can learn them and become comfortable with them. Thank you.
I really like the direction with the terms and meanings. Well done. A couple terms I didn’t know.