Your first recourse should be to tilt your head downward and use gravity to help get the object out. Tilt your head to the side so that the ear with the blockage is facing the ground. Sometimes, this will be enough to let the object drop out.  To alter the shape of the ear canal, pull on the pinna, the outermost part of the ear (not the lobe, but the circle that begins at the top of the ear and stretches down to the lobe). Wiggling this can dislodge the object, after which, gravity will do the rest.  Do not strike or hit the side of the head. You can gently shake it, but striking the head could cause further damage. You should only use this method if part of the object is sticking out and you can easily remove it with a pair of tweezers. Do not reach into the ear canal with tweezers. It is not a good idea to try this with anything stuck in a child's ears. See your pediatrician or doctor instead.  Clean the tweezers before hand with warm water and antibacterial soap. Foreign objects can sometimes cause perforated eardrums or bleeding and tearing inside the ear canal. This makes your ear extra susceptible to infection. Grasp the object with the tweezers and pull. Be gentle and go slowly in order to prevent the object from breaking before removal.  Do not use this method to remove the object if it is so deep that you cannot see the tip of  the tweezers while trying to remove it. Also, do not try this if the person in question will not be still. In such instances, it is preferable that you go to the doctor. If there is an insect in your ear, it can cause a great deal of discomfort by flying around and buzzing. There's also a risk of getting stung. Killing the insect can make removal easier.  Never try to remove an insect with your fingers as it may sting. Tilt your head to the side so the affected ear is pointing upwards towards the ceiling or sky. For an adult, pull the earlobe backward and upward. For a child, pull it backward and downward.  Mineral oil, olive oil, or baby oil works best. Mineral oil is preferable if you have it. Make sure the oil is warm, but do not boil it or microwave it before hand as you don't want to burn your ear. Only a small drop is needed, about as much as you would use when applying ear drops.  Ideally, the insect will drown or suffocate in the oil and float to the surface of the ear.  You should only use oil if you are attempting to remove an insect. If there has been pain, bleeding, or any discharges from the ear, it is possible that you have a perforated eardrum. It is dangerous to use oil in such instances; do not use oil if you have any of these symptoms.   See a doctor after using this method to make sure that all insect parts have been removed from the ear. Inform children to keep small objects away from ears, mouth, and other orifices. Supervise closely children under the age of five when they are around small objects. Be particularly careful with disc and button batteries; keep them in a safe place, out of the reach of small children.
قم بهز رأسك. قم بإزالة الجسم العالق باستعمال الملقاط. استعمل الزيوت لقتل الحشرات. وضع الحد لهذه الحوادث في المستقبل.