Children tend to produce more ear wax than adults, and the amount of ear wax produced varies per child – it can even vary per ear. Ear wax is a substance that protects the ear canal. It is produced by ...

Try removing ear wax at home with ear drops, oil, or a baking soda solution. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use each one.

If you can see wax in the outer part of a child’s ear, you can wipe it away with a damp flannel or cotton wall ball, she ...

Would you consider yourself an ear wax whisperer? No? Well, you’re missing out because your ear wax can tell you some really interesting things about your health. You just need to open up your ears ...

How do you get rid of baby earwax at home? Cleaning your children's ears is an essential part of caring for them. Often, ...

Otitis Media is the infection of the middle ear; it is very common in children between six months and three years of age. Most cases of Otitis Media occur during attacks of colds and usually are ...

THE HSE has issued a list of the eight key symptoms of a "painful" condition mainly found in children. The symptoms of an ear infection will usually come on quite quickly and in some cases you may ...

That time you had to pin down your crankypants kid every day for a week to give them antibiotics for an ear infection? One-time ear drops could some day end that drama. Scientists at Boston Children’s ...

The message can't be simpler: Don't put cotton swabs in your ear canals. A new study, the first of its kind to look at a nationally representative sample, found that between 1990 and 2010, an ...

Nearly one-fourth of schoolchildren in Uttar Pradesh might be suffering from ear disease, a survey has found. The most common cause, in 12.8% cases, for ear disease found in children was excessive ...

Using artificial intelligence technology, doctors may soon get a helping hand with diagnosing pediatric ear infections. A new software tool developed by UPMC and Pitt scientists analyzes video ...

Having blocked ears can feel a tad irritating. But as well being a nuisance, an ear full of wax can cause pain, hearing loss, tinnitus and dizziness. And, counterintuitively, cleaning your ears with ...