How To Use Olive Oil For Removing Earwax

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How To Use Olive Oil For Removing Earwax

We are going to tell you how to remove earwax using olive oil (or almond oil). This procedure is natural, effective and cheap. Also you can use any kind of olive oil you have at home. Before starting all these procedures, put the dropper (full of olive oil) in room temperatures to avoid the harms of hot/cold oil.

First put your head on one side and pull your ear up and out to straighten your ear canal.

Use a dropper to apply couple of drops of olive oil in your ear.

Then hold your head in the same position for 4-5 minutes and massage the muscles around your ear to loosen the muscles and the wax in your ear.

After 5 minutes you can lift your head and remove anything that comes out of your ear with a tissue. You can do the same procedure for the other side too.

You should follow these procedures 4 times a day, until all the wax completely disappears. If the problem persists for more than a week, you need to go to a medical center to remove the wax.

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