Ear pain looks hard wax

2025-05-16 14:30:19
Having ear pain and will visit ENT tomorrow. My husband says it is hard ear wax he can see using torch. Can i take paracetamol or any other salt as pain killer?
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Hello i m Dr Stuti Saraswat ( your friendly ENT doc) Would suggest you to tab zerodol p , along with it Soliwax ear drops to soften the hard wax for 3 days
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Would really suggest you visit your nearby ENT specialist for a check up and ear cleaning
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Word of caution - do not attempt self cleaning if the wax is hard

Answered2025-05-20 11:01:20

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Yes you can take para

Answered2025-05-18 01:47:46

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Hi, I am Dr. Atul Kumar Nimawat MS ENT. Yes, you can take Paracetamol (e.g., 500 mg to 650 mg) for ear pain. It is generally safe and effective for relieving mild to moderate ear pain due to causes like earwax impaction. If the pain is more severe, you may consider Ibuprofen (e.g., 400 mg), which also reduces inflammation, but take it after food to avoid gastric irritation. Avoid self-cleaning or inserting anything in the ear.
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Do not delay your consultation if: • The pain worsens • There is discharge or bleeding from the ear • You experience hearing loss, dizziness, or fever

Answered2025-05-17 12:25:24

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Yes, for the pain you can take paracetamol
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visit ent to remove the wax

Answered2025-05-17 09:40:28

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U can take painkiller meanwhile Remove Ear wax Consult ENT doctor for the same

Answered2025-05-19 10:00:19

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Yes you can have.

Answered2025-05-17 11:20:44

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Take tab zerodol p 1 tab twice daily Soliwax ear drops 2 drops 5 times a day Take it for 3 days After that visit ent for ear cleaning

Answered2025-05-17 10:37:21

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