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Hydrogen Peroxide Ear Wax Removal Video Insights

Video insight into the practice of hydrogen peroxide to remove earwax
Materials required
To perform the method of hydrogen peroxide to remove earwax, there are three necessary materials. One is an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide, which is the core thing, which plays a key role in the process of cleaning earwax. Second, you need to prepare a number of cotton balls. The cotton balls are used to dip the hydrogen peroxide and dry the excess liquid in the ear after cleaning. The third is a clean dropper, which is convenient for injecting hydrogen peroxide into the ear accurately.

Operation steps
When performing hydrogen peroxide to remove earwax, sit firmly in a comfortable place, with the head slightly tilted to one side, so that the ear to be cleaned faces up. Then take the dropper, fill it with an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide, and slowly drop the hydrogen peroxide into the ear. Note that the dripping process should be slow to prevent irritation to the ear. After dripping, keep the head tilted for a while to make full contact with the earwax. During this process, you may feel a slight bubble sound in the ear, which is the reaction between the hydrogen peroxide and the earwax. It is a normal phenomenon and there is no need to panic. After a while, gently wipe the external ear canal with a cotton ball to absorb the liquid flowing out and loose earwax.

Precautions
During the operation, all precautions must be kept in mind. First, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide should not be too high. Excessive concentration of hydrogen peroxide may damage the ear tissue. Generally, a concentration of 3% hydrogen peroxide is appropriate. Secondly, when dripping hydrogen peroxide, if the ear suddenly feels severe pain or discomfort, the operation should be stopped immediately, and the ear should be rinsed with a lot of water. If necessary, seek medical treatment. Furthermore, the operating frequency should not be too high. Excessive cleaning of the ear may disrupt the normal flora balance of the ear. Generally, it can be done once or twice a month. If the earwax accumulation is serious and it is difficult to clean it up by yourself, you should also seek medical attention in time. Do not treat it blindly.