Tricky medical issue

[CoolCat]

if you can pop into London I recommend

Clear Ear Clinic

and let them suck the dirt and wax out of your ear. costs a few quid by worth it.

they are proper ENT docs and nurses and do it all the time, so much better at it than a GP can ever be.

I wouldnt recommend the usual NHS crap solution of oil, and anti biotics when it gets painful, thats just a dumbed down service. Every other Western nation would approach it like the clear ear clinic somehow I dont think the NHS is leading the world here.

[norrahe]

if you can pop into London I recommend

Clear Ear Clinic

and let them suck the dirt and wax out of your ear. costs a few quid by worth it.

they are proper ENT docs and nurses and do it all the time, so much better at it than a GP can ever be.

I wouldnt recommend the usual NHS crap solution of oil, and anti biotics when it gets painful, thats just a dumbed down service. Every other Western nation would approach it like the clear ear clinic somehow I dont think the NHS is leading the world here.

I wish I knew about these guys, I've had to get my ears done every year for nearly 20 years.

Got the fright of my life in cloggers as they are still using old fashioned big metal syringes.

[d000hg]

if you can pop into London I recommend

Clear Ear Clinic

and let them suck the dirt and wax out of your ear. costs a few quid by worth it.

they are proper ENT docs and nurses and do it all the time, so much better at it than a GP can ever be.

I wouldnt recommend the usual NHS crap solution of oil, and anti biotics when it gets painful, thats just a dumbed down service. Every other Western nation would approach it like the clear ear clinic somehow I dont think the NHS is leading the world here.

The oil is purely to soften wax which has got hard and crusty, so the syringing can be effective. Doesn't the suction way also need you to soften it up a bit first?

[doodab]

The oil is purely to soften wax which has got hard and crusty, so the syringing can be effective. Doesn't the suction way also need you to soften it up a bit first?

The harder the better when you're sucking, so I'm told.

[Wanderer]

Hopi Ear Candles are very effective, have used them myself in the past...

Don't stick that tulip in your ears, it's really dangerous quackery.

[darmstadt]

Whats wrong with a matchstick?

[MaryPoppins]

Jesus lord ladies. This is one of the most revolting threads I've ever seen on CUK.

Sorry to hear (!) you're having issues though d000hg.

[d000hg]

Jesus lord ladies. This is one of the most revolting threads I've ever seen on CUK. .

Just wait till I start on about the blister on my foot.

[MaryPoppins]

Just wait till I start on about the blister on my foot.

I think earwax would still win in the grossness stakes [for me].

[Old Greg]

I think earwax would still win in the grossness stakes [for me].

How about if he creeps into your bedroom while you're asleep and bursts his foot blister into your ear to soften the wax?