A MAN who feared he was going deaf was left stunned after finding out the cause of his problem was a Lego brick lodged in his ear for 20 years. Darren McConachie, from Glasgow, had been to the ...

Darren McConachie, from Glasgow, was suffering from earing loss and never could imagine what would dislodge from his ear.

Most of us have found ourselves satisfying an itch in the ear with a cotton bud or using a swab to remove excess earwax — but how safe is it really to clean your ears with cotton buds and other tools?

In addition to protecting your ears from water damage and infection, earwax also lubricates the ears, preventing the area ...

Robert L.B., in Vermont, wrote about a ceramic wax cleaner that was newer and awesome, but he didn’t give the name of the ...

While anyone who touches their ear with unwashed hands is at risk of infection, those with extended nails are especially ...

Sometimes a person produces excess earwax that can be too hard and packed to leave the ear canal naturally. Excess earwax production can cause a buildup of wax that can block the ear canal ...

Earwax removal in children is avoided if the earwax doesn't cause symptoms. If there is itching, discomfort, or hearing loss, you can use eardrops made of mineral oil or diluted hydrogen peroxide that ...

Have you grown tired of Apple Music or Spotify? There is another solution worth considering. Tidal has carved a distinct niche within the crowded landscape of music streaming services, primarily ...