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• Ear wash ... Washing is the way in which the otolaryngologist removes the wax plug, but it can not be performed in patients with other ear disorders, for example in the case of a perforated eardrum.
• The otolaryngologist applies warm (37 °) sterile saline solutions to the ear using a syringe to remove earwax.
•   may advise to apply drops of cerumenolytic solution that softens and "dissolves" earwax, such as:

1.  Xylene (Cerulyse),
2. Polysorbate (Cerumenol).

• These drugs moisturize and soften accumulated wax, but they do not eliminate cork.
• The otolaryngologist can more easily remove the plug of hard cerumen after applying the ear drops.
•  The otolaryngologist sometimes uses specific instruments to manually clean earwax, for example a small hook that helps extract the pieces of accumulated earwax.

• After extracting the cerumen that blocks the external auditory canal, you will feels deaf, that is to say the external sounds seem much more intense.
• This occurs because the ear wax plug blocks the sound transmission and the amplification system is therefore active to the maximum in order to capture low intensity stimuli.
• After removal of the obstacle, it is necessary to wait a few minutes so that the hearing becomes normal again, during this period the patient thus has a stronger perception of the sounds.

1. Bad cleaning
2. Environments covered with dust
3. Earwax captures the dust that enters the ear. The consequence is a denser earwax.
4. Seborrheic dermatitis and psoriasis of the outer ear
5. Recurrent ear infections (otitis)
6. Stagnation of water and other substances in the ear
7. diet can cause an abundant production of cerumen, especially milk and dairy products (yogurt and cheese), pork