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

Medically reviewed by Arno Kroner, DAOM Ear infections often develop due to allergies or an upper respiratory infection.

Home remedies for ear infections include over-the-counter pain medication, cold compresses, hydrogen peroxide, and ear drops. It is important to remember that these remedies won't cure an ear ...

If there is itching, discomfort, or hearing loss, you can use eardrops made of mineral oil or diluted hydrogen peroxide that helps soften earwax so it comes out on its own. There is an ...

Pet Poison Helpline shared a recent case where the pet owner accidentally gave her dog her human cancer medication and once she realized her mistake, she had her dog drink a ‘dangerous’ amount of ...

It’s news to us, but we’ll take the Cleveland Clinic‘s word for it: Hydrogen peroxide is no longer recommended for wound care. “It’s time to retire peroxide from first-aid duty,” the Clinic advises, ...

Possible causes of clogged and ringing ears include earwax impaction, an infection, or acoustic neuroma. Some of these respond to home remedies, while others may require medical treatment.

Make it by adding ¼ teaspoon (1.25 mL) of baking soda to 2 teaspoons (10 mL) of water. Other option for homemade ear drops: hydrogen peroxide and water solution. Mix equal parts of each. Drug store ...

Ears can become blocked for many reasons. Home remedies include using baby oil to soften and remove earwax and using the Valsalva maneuver if ears feel clogged due to changes in pressure. However ...

So she offered comfort. Lam donned a set of Minnie Mouse ears. Four-year-old students who might struggle with 2+2 or writing their names could focus on M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E. “They became ...