Removal of ear wax, both ears

Procedure Information

What is a Removal of Ear Wax, Both Ears?

A Removal of Ear Wax, Both Ears is a procedure that removes excess ear wax from both of your ears.

Why Would I Get a Removal of Ear Wax, Both Ears?

You may need to get a Removal of Ear Wax, Both Ears if you are having issues with ear wax buildup. This wax buildup can cause hearing loss, blockage of the ear canal, pain and infection.

What Happens During a Removal of Ear Wax, Both Ears?

During a Removal of Ear Wax, Both Ears, ear wax is removed with forceps, suction or a syringe. Your doctor may choose to irrigate your ears with warm water to loosen the wax.

What to Expect After a Removal of Ear Wax, Both Ears?

Following your Removal of Ear Wax, Both Ears, you may experience some mild discomfort in your ears, dizziness, or a plugged-up feeling in the ear. For a few days, you may experience a ringing sound or some hearing loss.

Conclusion

A Removal of Ear Wax, Both Ears is a procedure done to remove ear wax buildup that can cause hearing loss, infections, or other problems. After the procedure, you may experience mild discomfort, dizziness or a plugged-up feeling. You may also experience a ringing sound or some hearing loss for a few days afterward.