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Ear Wax Blockage
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I had earwax buildup and pressure feeling from past 5 days and got it removed yesterday by an ENT doc. He said that the entire wax is not out and suggested Waxonil spray.
Now when I used waxonil my ear is blocked again similar as what it was before.
I an prescribed waxonil for 10 days but the blockage feeling again is uncomfortable.
Do I need to wait for the full course of the medication to get over or get the wax removed again ?
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After use of wax dissolving ear drop , ear always gets blockage , you have to go to clinic for cleaning 3-4 days after drop usage
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ENT visit 3-4 days after drop usage
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If the ear is still partially blocked by wax, you need to put wax softener ear drops for few more days.
Once it turns soft it can be removed by syringing.
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3 drops 5-6 times a day x 1 week
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Hey you will have to again visit ENT doctor and get it removed ….
Put 4 drops three to four times a day for 5 days atleast and make sure to use drops the day when u go to remove as well ….
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Dr. Satguru Saran Singh
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
8 yrs exp
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At least use medicine for 3 days after visit to ur doctor
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