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Ear flushing, also known as ear irrigation, is a method used to remove excess earwax (cerumen) and debris from the ear canal. This process involves gently rinsing the ear with a warm saline or water solution, which helps soften and dislodge the wax buildup. The flushing action allows the loosened wax to be expelled from the ear, preventing blockages that can cause discomfort, hearing loss, or infections. It is a safe and effective procedure when performed correctly, either at home with an ear syringe or by a healthcare professional using specialized equipment.

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DISCLAIMER: Do not perform ear flushing if there is a hole in the eardrum. Do not flush the ear if you experience pain. Do not flush the ear if you have a history of ear surgery. Do not flush the ear if you have an active ear infection. Do not flush the ear if you are trying to remove a small battery or any type of organic material that can swell with water exposure (ie, seeds).

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