What s the deal with itchy ears when you don t have earwax?

The patient does not have earwax in the ear, but it is very itchy, and the following problems are mainly considered: first, the patient's throat mucosa or nasal mucosa may be inflamed, and if the patient's ear canal mucosa is involved, it may cause itching in the ear. Second, consider that the patient has eczema of the external auditory canal, which is related to the patient's vitamin deficiency, immune system problems, or frequent work in humid or hot environments.

Third, it is considered to be a fungal infection, because the patient has diabetes or infectious diseases, it is recommended that the patient go to the hospital for active examination, and the symptoms can only be treated after the diagnosis**, and the itching in the patient's ears will disappear.

Ear itching is more common in eczema of the external auditory canal or fungal otitis externa. If there is no earwax, the symptoms are considered to be relatively mild, and the secretion is close to the eardrum and cannot be picked by yourself.

Eczema of the external auditory canal is an allergic inflammation of the external auditory canal**, chronic eczema, itching of the external auditory canal, local **thickening, epidermal scaling, and crusting, which is clinically more common after cross-infection or repeated ear picking.

Mycosis of the external auditory canal is a fungal infection of the external auditory canal, the fungus is relatively easy to survive and multiply in a humid environment, and patients with mild clinical symptoms can usually have no clinical symptoms or just a simple itching sensation, which is mostly found in the examination. Clinically symptomatic symptoms generally include itching in the ear, accompanied by a feeling of swelling, and sometimes the itching sensation is very severe, especially at night.

The ear is always itchy and nothing is found inside, and it may be an inflammation of the external ear canal. It may also be due to water ingress into the ear canal or trauma to the ear canal, which may lead to inflammation of the ear canal, itching and congestion of the ear canal, which can be carried out with antibiotic ear drops**.

Of course, there is also a fungal infection of the external auditory canal, which is fungal otitis externa, itching is very typical, and the itching symptoms are more severe. Generally, the examination of the external auditory canal can detect hyphae or mold clumps of mold in the external auditory canal, which requires the use of antifungal**, such as salicylic acid alcohol ear drops or boric acid alcohol ear drops**.

This should be seen if there is inflammation, and if there is pus and running water, you should seek medical attention in time.

Frequent itching of the ears can be caused by getting on fire, drink plenty of water, and eat plenty of fruits and vegetables. On the other hand, it is caused by otitis media, etc., and it is necessary to seek medical examination in time and prescribe the right medicine.

It may be because there are mites in the ears, which are constantly moving and crawling, so you will feel itchy but you can't dig out.

If the ear canal is itchy all the time, it is not necessarily cerumen blockage, but also inflammation of the external ear canal. Therefore, you should go to the hospital for a comprehensive ear canal examination and prescribe the right medicine.

Fungal otitis externa, which presents with itchy ears with a little, but very little discharge.

As we all know, the internal structure of the ear is complex, there are many twists and turns, and the earwax does not need to be digged, and the earwax will be discharged by itself when chewing or shaking, so many people ignore the hygiene of the ear. I believe that many people will let water into their ears when washing their hair or face. In fact, this can cause bacteria or fungi to remain in the ear canal, which can cause itching in the event of an infection.

It can even cause symptoms of otitis externa and otitis media.

Frequent itching of the ears, but can not get out the earwax, it may be on fire, or it may be eczema or fungal infection, do not apply ointment to the ears casually, go to the hospital to check it is more assured.

Itchy ears, but can't take out earwax, this condition is most common as eczema of the external auditory canal, which is an allergic disease, which can cause severe itching in the ears, and sometimes yellow water in the ears can occur. If you always dig, it is easy to dig out the infection, the external auditory canal eczema is accompanied.

Caused by a large number of mites.

We all know that there are more mites in life, especially when sleeping, if the quilt and pillow are not often sunburned, then there will be a lot of mites, mites as a kind of microbial bacteria, with the naked eye can not be observed often to pick the ears but nothing can escape, then it is very likely that mites cause us to produce a certain amount of itching, and it is easy to make acne on the face. I heard that if you often itch in your ears but can't take out earwax, then it means that there may be mites in your ears, so you might as well take out the pillow and quilt to dry them to achieve a sterilization effect.