AEarwax

have a build up of earwax. What’s the best way to treat this? is normally produced inside your ears to keep them clean and free of germs. It usually passes out of the ears harmlessly, but sometimes too much can build up and block the ears. Some people are naturally prone to earwax building up in their ears and may need frequent treatment to remove it when it becomes a problem.

Earwax can also block your ear if you frequently insert objects into your ear canal, such as cotton buds or earplugs.

Don’t try to scrape out the earwax with your finger or an object inserted into your ear, as this can make the problem worse.

A build-up of earwax is a common complaint that can often be treated using ear drops bought from a pharmacy. If this treatment doesn’t work, contact your GP surgery and they will discuss the other possible options with you