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An ear blocked with impacted ear wax can cause symptoms such as hearing loss, itchiness, dizziness, tinnitus, pain (earache) and a feeling of fullness. The wax then slowly builds up over time, eventually reaching a threshold at which it becomes impacted.

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Talking and chewing also helps this process as the skin in our ears moves every time we move our jaw.įor people who overproduce ear wax however, this self-cleaning mechanism may be hindered as the wax is produced too quickly for it to migrate out of the ear. Once the skin (and attached wax) reaches the entrance of our ear canals, it falls away unnoticed or can be gently wiped away.

Our ears actually have a thin layer of skin coating the eardrum and ear canal that migrates slowly from the ear drum out of the canal, carrying the wax with it. This is because soft, sticky ear wax at the entrance to your ear canal traps unwanted dust, dirt or micro-organisms which could otherwise move further down the canal, damaging either your ear canals or ear drums.įurthermore, ear wax doesn’t usually need to be removed manually thanks to a self-cleaning mechanism which few people know about.

Ear wax is a vital part of our delicate ear organs and, in fact, helps to keep them clean. Many people falsely believe that ear wax is a dirty substance and so, like dirt, should be removed or cleaned from your ears.

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