The affected ear should be facing up, with your other ear facing the ground. You can make yourself more comfortable by lying down or placing your head against a cushion. It’s best to use an eyedropper to avoid adding too much. It doesn’t matter which option you choose, as all will work. However, saline solution and peroxide are sterile, which means they’re less likely to cause an infection if they get stuck in your ear. Do not put any fluid into your ear if you may have an infection or perforated eardrum. Gravity will pull the fluid down into your ear, where it will soften the wax. It only takes a minute or so for this to happen. Don’t wait longer than a few minutes, as the liquid could travel further into your ear. The loosened wax should start to drain from your ear with the help of gravity. You may want to place a towel under the ear to catch it.  If you’re lying down, simply turn over. As an alternative, you could use a bulb syringe to suck out the loosened wax. The doctor can examine your ear to make sure that it’s just earwax. They can also use a more precise technique to remove the wax, if necessary. If you’ve tried to remove ear wax using items like cotton swabs, then it’s possible that you’ve accidentally made it more compacted. The doctor can help with this.

How would you rephrase that briefly using Indonesian?
Miringkan kepala. Tuang 2-3 tetes air, larutan salin, atau peroksida ke dalam telinga. Tunggulah paling tidak 1 menit agar cairan bisa mengalir ke dalam telinga. Miringkan kepala ke sisi sebaliknya agar serumen telinga bisa keluar. Kunjungi dokter jika telinga Anda masih tersumbat.