BLOCKED EARS ???

QuickClearTM Ear Wax Drops  Scientifically developed to soften earwax.
You can buy these over-the-counter drops made specifically for this purpose. This loosens the earwax and makes it easier to remove from the ear.If earwax build-up continues, you should see your doctor for regular cleanings once or twice a year.
What are QuickClearTM Ear Wax Drops and how does it clean your ears?QuickClearTM softens earwax mechanically when applied into the earQuickClearTM Ear Wax Drops can be used 1 to 3 times a week as a prophylactic to remove wax and keep debris out of the ear.
What happens QuickClearTM Ear Wax Drops in your ear? You will feel a tingling and bubbling sensation.You may notice the solution exiting the ear canal.
How to use QuickClearTM Ear Wax Drops?
To unblock:
Use 4-5 drops twice daily for 7 daysTilt your head to one side and place the 4-5 drops in your ear Leave the drop in your ear for a few seconds, then use a clean cotton ball or tissue to wipe off any excess from the ear canal opening. Do not insert cotton swabs or other objects into the ear canal itself.Prevention: Use  4-5 drops twice daily for the first 3 days of each month
Warnings:
If QuickClear ear drops cause pain, discomfort, or sensitivity, discontinue use.
If symptoms persist, see you doctor

What is earwax ?Earwax is produced by glands in the skin of the ear canal. The wax and tiny hairs in the ear canal trap dust and other substances that can to prevent them from entering the deeper parts of the ear. Most people have a small amount of wax in their ear canals and in fact the ears clean themselves naturally.Earwax can vary in colour from pale yellow to dark brown. (A dark colour does not necessarily indicate clogging).Some people have more earwax than others, but that does not indicate poor hygiene.
What causes earwax build-up ?When the gland produces more earwax than it needs, it hardens and clogs the ear. Narrow or very hairy ear canals or work in dirty or dusty areas are a factorTrying to clean pushes earwax further into the earEarwax hardens with age and is less likely to fall out. In fact, at-home removal is the most common cause of earwax blockage. Using cotton swabs, hairpins, or other objects in the ear canal can push the wax too deep and cause a blockage – DO NOT USE

What else causes earwax build-up ?
Hearing aids and frequent use of headphones also increases the chances of wax build-up. They can inadvertently prevent earwax from leaking out of their canal and causing a blockage, especially in the elderly. Some adults let the earwax build up until they lose their hearing. In fact, most cases of conductive hearing loss in older adults are caused by earwax build-up. Children naturally produce earwax. While it may be tempting to remove earwax, it can damage your child's ears. If you suspect that your child has earwax or blockage, it is best to consult a doctor. Your child's doctor may notice excess wax during routine ear exams and remove it if necessary. If you notice your child sticking their fingers or other objects into their ears for irritation, it’s good idea to ask your doctor to check for earwax build-up.Signs of earwax build-up include:Sudden or partial hearing loss. Ringing in the ears (tinnitus)Ear fullnessEar pain, Gross occlusive earwax build-up that is not removed can lead to infections.

See links below for details:https://www.healthline.com/health/earwax-buildup#treatmenthttps://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/earwax-blockage/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20353007https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/ear-waxhttps://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/248934https://www.racgp.org.au/afp/2015/october/ear-wax-managementhttps://melbentgroup.com.au/hydrogen-peroxide-ear-drops/Excerpts from: Healthline.com. healthdirect.gov.au. mayoclinic.org

ITCHY EARS ???

What to do ?
ItchCLEAR DropsEar Balm Cream

CausesThere many causes, see links below:
Most commonly :-Dry skin-Overcleaning-Wax buildup-Underlying skin conditions: Dermatologic conditions like eczema and psoriasis can surface on various areas of the skin-Ear infections:  NB “If you feel pain in the ear or there’s discharge from the ear, it’s time to call your doctor.-Food allergies-Irritation from jewelry
See links below for details:https://www.webmd.com/cold-and-flu/ear-infection/why-do-my-ears-itchhttps://www.healthyhearing.com/report/53014-Why-do-my-ears-itch-and-what-can-i-do-about-ithttps://health.clevelandclinic.org/the-truth-about-itchy-ears-you-may-be-causing-the-problem/