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Ear wax blockage can happen to anyone, but can be accelerated for a certain group of people with particular physical conditions or practices:
If you fall within one of these groups, you might be prone to develop more ear wax and experience ear wax blockage more frequently.
If a blockage becomes invasive, painful, or starts to prevent you from communicating clearly, from enjoying social engagements or living a full life - it may be time to call a specialist to remove the extra build up.
Although very necessary for the health of your ears, excess wax can cause problems. Removing ear wax from your ears allows you to treat common hearing problems in advance such as loss of hearing, ear irritation and tinnitus.
It is also important to check that your ears are in good health, to detect other problems that are not related to the presence of wax.
When to book an appointment to remove ear wax?
Ear wax can cause discomfort inside the ear and can be identified by various symptoms:
If you notice any symptoms associated with the build-up of ear wax, I recommend that you call, text, or email to book an appointment with me - I’ll have a look in your ear and remove the wax without risking damage to your eardrum.