Guru warns of 5 abnormal symptoms in the ear that are “crying for help”. Know in time before losing your hearing!!
Audiologists warn that abnormalities in the ears mean it’s time to “seek help” and prevent hearing loss!
Hearing loss can be a common problem as we age. Many people around the world suffer from deafness, tinnitus, or hearing loss to the point where they cannot hear normal speech. While in many เล่น UFABET ผ่านมือถือ สะดวกทุกที่ ทุกเวลา cases this is due to a medical problem, in many cases it is due to a buildup of earwax.
A build-up of earwax, which needs to be professionally removed, can cause hearing loss if not done, and can also lead to ear pain and tinnitus, as well as a condition in which a ringing, buzzing, or breathing sound is heard in the ear when no external noise is causing the sound.
Earwax is a naturally oily substance that helps protect the outer ear. For most people, earwax naturally clears out of the ear over time. However, for some people, it builds up and requires professional removal. If the buildup of earwax causes hearing loss, it can be life-threatening.
So how do you know if you need to remove ear wax?
Boots audiologist Maddie Maliszewska says there are some unusual signs in the ear that should not be ignored, meaning it is time to seek medical help before they lead to serious complications.
So, be sure to pay attention to the following five signs that could indicate earwax buildup.
Tinnitus
“This is called tinnitus, which is a condition in which you hear sounds that are not coming from any object. The sounds you hear may be ringing, buzzing, or breathing in your ear. You may hear these sounds sometimes or all the time, in one ear or in your head.”
Hearing loss
“It may seem obvious, but hearing loss can range from a slight hearing loss. Such as difficulty hearing words from other people, to complete hearing loss in one or both ears. If you find yourself asking others to repeat themselves frequently or watching TV at a loud volume. This could be the first sign of hearing loss.”
Earache
“Ear pain is normal and is often a symptom of a fever. However, if you find yourself pulling or rubbing your ear frequently or feel unbalanced, this could be a sign of ear pain caused by a buildup of wax in the ear canal.”
dizzy
“Vertigo can feel like you or everything around you is spinning, enough to affect your balance. It often causes feelings of nausea and dizziness. Vertigo can last from a few seconds to a few hours, and can last for days or months.”
Irritating sensation in the ear
“Itchy ears or a feeling like your ear is blocked could be a sign that you need to remove ear wax from your ear canal.”
Can you remove ear wax yourself? Maddie also warns against unsafe methods of ear wax removal, saying: “Home remedies such ashair clips , paper clips , toothpicks and cotton balls can push the wax deeper into the ear and worsen the condition. If you have any of these five symptoms, you should seek professional ear wax removal.”