If at all possible, have a doctor examine your ears and remove any material from them, rather than doing it yourself.  Doctors are experts, and will be able to diagnose the problem accurately. It is difficult to see inside your ear on your own. You can easily damage your inner ears if you use improper tools or techniques to clean them. Cotton swabs, napkins, pins, etc. should not be inserted into your ears. If your doctor’s examination detects a buildup of earwax or infected material, he can remove it using one or more methods. These can include:  Applying special drops into the ear canal to soften the wax Using a suction device to pull the wax out Rinsing the ear with warm water or a saline solution applied using a bulb syringe A device called a curette or cerumen loop or spoon can also be used to manually remove the earwax.  These treatments can take place in your doctor’s office. After clearing your ears, your doctor will provide you with specific advice for post-treatment care, and discuss any further procedures that are necessary.  If you have an infection of the ear canal, such as otitis external or otitis media, your doctor may prescribe antibiotics. These might be taken orally, or applied as drops into your ear canal Additionally, your doctor may prescribe antihistamines or decongestants to reduce swelling and allow your ear to drain. Use all medications exactly as instructed. Drink plenty of fluids (at least eight glasses of water a day) to stay hydrated, especially if you have fever or infection. Keep your ears dry while recovering. Applying a warm, damp (not wet) towel to your outer ear as a compress may alleviate pain. Do this for 15 – 20 minutes several times a day.
قم بزيارة طبيب لفحص أذنيك. اطلب العلاج من طبيبك. اتبع توصيات الطبيب بعد العلاج.