If you’re experiencing symptoms such as earache, difficulty hearing, a blocked sensation, or ringing in your ears, you might have excessive ear wax. Signs of too much ear wax include discomfort, hearing loss, and sometimes infections. You should visit your local clinic to have your ears checked and cleaned correctly, safely and professionally.
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If you’re experiencing symptoms such as earache, difficulty hearing, a blocked sensation, or ringing in your ears, you might have excessive ear wax. Signs of too much ear wax include discomfort, hearing loss, and sometimes infections. You should visit your local clinic to have your ears checked and cleaned correctly, safely and professionally.
If you’ve ever experienced the frustration of muffled hearing or the discomfort of blocked ears, you’re not alone. Ear wax build-up is more common than you might think, and while your ears generally do a great job of cleaning themselves, sometimes they need a little help. That’s where Welling Ear Wax Clinic comes in—your local
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Hearing helps us connect with the world around us. From conversations with loved ones to enjoying the sounds of the outdoors, our ears play a central role in everyday life. However, as we get older many people experience hearing loss, often without realising it. It is estimated that in the UK alone, approximately 12 million
Understanding Microsuction and Tinnitus Tinnitus is a medical term used for hearing consistent sounds within your ears when there is no external source. This can include ringing, humming, or the noises of running water, and affects 15-20% of people of all ages. Although not a threatening condition, tinnitus can greatly disturb those who experience it,
If you have noticed changes in your hearing or simply want to ensure your ears are in top shape, a hearing test may be something to look into. There is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to hearing loss, so it is important to have a tailored audiology test to understand all your concerns and
While ear wax, otherwise known as cerumen, is a natural occurrence, and usually falls out by itself, there are some instances in which it can accumulate and cause a blockage, infection, or worse. In this case, ear wax removal is often recommended to prevent damage and/or improve hearing. If you have undergone professional ear wax removal,
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If you’re suffering from a build up of ear wax, having the wax professionally removed, such as with microsuction, could be the best way to deal with it. Attending our own ear wax clinic in Bexley is a safer and more straightforward option than trying to remove the ear wax yourself. So, if you’ve noticed
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Ear wax is natural for all of us, and most of the time, we don’t have to do anything with it! It is naturally occurring and doesn’t require much maintenance – unless, of course, a buildup of ear wax occurs. This is often more common in some people compared to others, which is why there
It can be easy for many of us to imagine that an accumulation of wax in our ears – or “cerumen impaction”, to give its medical name – might not be too much more than an annoyance or inconvenience. And of course, no one denies that earwax build-up certainly can be very annoying. Symptoms such
