Using the incorrect way to clean your ears promotes the growth of bacteria!!!

The ear is one of the most important organs in the human body. In life, we like to use something to clean earwax in order to be comfortable. In fact, there are many hazards in doing so, which can lead to ear canal speech or even loss of hearing in serious cases. So, how should we correctly clean the earwax?
Do not blindly clean earwax, you need to understand it how important in some ways:

Prevent germ infection and bug interference

Earwax can act as a gatekeeper in the outer ear canal, preventing the invasion of bacteria and germs, adhering to dust and bacteria, etc. It can also prevent bugs from entering and interfering, protecting the ears.

Lubricating the ear and preventing dry and itchy ears

Earwax is sticky and wet when it is first secreted, so it can play a role in lubricating the ears and preventing dry and itchy ears.

Hinders and cleans up dust and protects the skin of the external ear canal

The secretions produced in the ear canal and the dander shed are easily cleared by the earwax adhesion, while the dust coming in from outside is also blocked and cleared.

The correct way to clean earwax

• You can clean your ears with saline. Put salt water drops into the ear canal, shake it a few times, and then rinse it off.

  

• Baby oil, mineral oil and special ear canal cleaning oils can be used to clean your ears. If you are not sure if you will be allergic, end up applying it to your wrist first and use it after an hour with no allergic reaction.

• It is also good to use hydrogen peroxide to clean your ears. This is also commonly used as an ear cleaning liquid.

• It is best to purchase a special ear cleaner. Such as smart visual ear cleaner tool which you can see the inside of your ear canal clearly. You can also go to a doctor if you are worried that you will have an accident if you operate it yourself.