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Nutrition and Hydration
Believe it or not, your diet and hydration levels can affect the texture and production of earwax. Staying hydrated helps maintain healthy earwax consistency.
When to See a Doctor
- If you notice persistent pain, discharge, or bleeding from your ear.
- If you have sudden hearing loss or ringing in the ears.
- If you suspect earwax buildup is affecting your hearing or causing discomfort.
Avoid using cotton swabs inside your ears—they can push wax deeper or cause injury.
How to Care for Your Ears and Earwax
- Let your ears clean themselves naturally.
- Use a damp cloth to clean the outer ear.
- If you have excessive earwax, use over-the-counter ear drops or see a professional for safe removal.
Final Thoughts
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