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Telephone: 01932 509 889
Booking line open 7 am till 11 pm
Monday to Sunday

 

What is Ear Wax?

It is produced in the ears by special glands and normal levels of wax are beneficial to the ear as it acts like a lubricant and has antibacterial properties.

When there too much wax?

Due to various reasons commonly including age, use of cotton buds and how an ear is shaped can lead to wax becoming blocked. This can lead to a variety of symptoms including hearing loss, irritation, ringing and even dizziness.

Advice before treatment with microsuction.

We recommend using Earol spray in the affected ear 3 times a day for 5 day prior to the microsuction appointment. This helps soften the wax and reduces the likely hood of a second visit.

Advice after treatment

Avoid swimming and soaking the ears in water for 48 hours. If stubborn wax requires a second appointment we may recommend Earol applications prior to the appointment. This appointment will be free and details discusses as required.

If you’re planning to have a full Hearing test and to be fitted with hearing aids let us clear your ear your wax first. We often get asked by Audiologists to clear Ear wax prior to a full Hearing test.

Did you know Ear wax can regularly block hearing aids and a common cause of needing repairs and ca stop them from working. Having regular wax removal can keep your hearing aids in a better condition.

Did you know using cotton buds may actually make your ear wax problem worse. Cotton buds can compact the wax deeper down the ear canal and also are a common cause of foreign body removal as the tips can dislodge.

Book your ear & hearing health check-up today