There is a reason, Q-tips with a warning not come to re-use in the ears, and it is time that we consider counseling, says the American Academy of Otolaryngology. US TODAY
(Newser) - There is a reason, Q-tips with a warning not come to re-use in the ears, and it is time to look at counseling, says the American Academy of Otolaryngology.
The new guidelines Academy to address the wax, the first in almost a decade, to emphasize that the wax as the mucus from the nose or eyelashes beneficial and should be left alone as much as possible. Although it may appear repulsive, earwax traps dirt, dust and other things that come to our ears; the wax slowly pushed the outside through a new skin growth and movement of the jaw and washed with normal bathroom, reported Reuters and CNN . This means that there is no reason, of earwax with a cotton swab, a finger or another tool to get rid of. This really is a very bad idea.
You can "push the wax in the hereafter, and there is also a risk of damage to the eardrum," said Dr. Seth Schwartz, who helped the new guidance design. can even scratch the ear canal, the "can lead to pain and infection," he said. "Rub excess wax, when it comes to the outside of the ear, is enough to keep it clean."
Doctors say you should consult a doctor if the ear full feeling, pain, itching, or if you hear loss experience, drainage, ringing in the ears, or bleeding, rather than a cotton -term use to push.
In fact, they say that you should put not everything that is smaller than your elbow in your ear - including ear candles, which should remove the wax with the heat, but there is no proof that it actually works, of quartz , (Is your earwax says a lot about you .)
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