One of the most common causes of a blocked ear is wax build up blocking the ear canal. It can be quite uncomfortable and can impact on your quality of life. Another cause of blocked ears can be from having a recent cold or upper respiratory tract infection. The ears will usually unblock after the congestion
Looking for blocked ear treatment? Do you want to know how to clear a blocked ear? Read below to find out everything you need to know about blocked ear treatment. Blocked ears can be caused by excessive ear wax and is a condition that affects 1 in 10 children and 1 in 20 adults. The most
Impacted earwax is where wax accumulates in the ear canal to the point where it causes symptoms, prevents needed assessment of the ear, or both. Whilst often not an issue, blockage of the ear related to wax build up can lead to a host of unwanted symptoms. What is Earwax? Earwax is a naturally occurring
Having blocked ears is incredibly uncomfortable. Some common complaints relating to blocked ears include: difficulty hearing at home or at work; hearing your own voice in your head; feeling off balance and suffering a worsening of ringing in the ears. These are just some of the symptoms that can be experienced. So what can you
Ear wax blockages are common in both children (1 in 10) and adults (1 in 20) and can normally be detected by symptoms related to wax build-up such as hearing loss and a feeling of blockage. Most of the time the ear does a great job of cleaning itself. Ear wax is formed in the
The Earworx team is excited to announce the opening of two new clinics in the North and North-West of Tasmania: one in Launceston and another in Ulverstone. Both new Earworx clinics will be run by the lovely and very talented Dani Donegan who brings a wealth of experience to the clinics, particularly with her extensive
There is a commonly held belief that ears need to be cleaned, however the ears are actually self-cleaning organs! Ear wax performs an important function within our ears including cleaning, protecting and lubricating our ear canals. Ear wax is produced in the outer third of the ear canal and is removed by a migrating skin
Few things are more adorable than videos of babies receiving cochlear implants or hearing aids and hearing their parent’s voices for the first time. The sheer delight and laughter of these tiny tots is a terrific reminder of the magic of hearing and just how important it is to all of us. Hearing Awareness Week
