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Ear syringing, often referred to as ear irrigation, is a procedure used to clear excess earwax or debris from the ear canal. (This can include food or insects!) It involves using a syringe filled with a warm saline solution or water to flush out the ear. This treatment is primarily performed by healthcare professionals, it is generally safe and effective when carried out correctly. Excess earwax, also known as cerumen, can accumulate in the ears, potentially leading to discomfort, hearing loss, or an increased risk of infection. Ear syringing helps to prevent these issues and maintains overall ear health. This article will help you understand why you may need this treatment plus the risks, benefits and costs associated with ear syringing.
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Sudden hearing loss without warning can be a distressing experience, leaving individuals feeling disoriented and anxious. Whether it occurs in one ear or both, it can significantly impact communication and quality of life. We are here to explain what to do if you experience sudden onset hearing loss, firstly it is important to act quickly and seek medical attention, we recommend calling your GP or the NHS helpline on 111. Understanding the steps to take and why abrupt hearing loss occurs is crucial for effective management and speedy recovery. This article will explore the causes, symptoms, and preventive measures associated with sudden hearing loss.
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