Can I hear from frequently picking my ears with my hands?

The purpose of plucking your ears is to make your ears more comfortable and hear more clearly, which is everyone's original wish. But many people dig it out, and it will cause some opposite effects. In most cases, it is blind to pick the ears, not under the direct vision of the eyes, such as cerumen and the location of foreign bodies are not clear at all, and some patients are not clear after digging the ears more and more, but feel that the ears are stuffy, so this is related to the blind digging of the ears.

For example, some cerumen is originally scattered, and taking a cotton swab into it will push it inside, and then the blockage will be more serious, so that the hearing will become worse and worse. There are also ear plucking if the eardrum is accidentally torn, which will affect the hearing even more, and the perforation will have to be repaired surgically at the end. Therefore, it is best to ask a professional doctor to clean up your ears.

You can go once every three months or six months on a regular basis, so that there will be no serious consequences. It is also necessary to remind that during the physical examination, the external auditory canal must be examined, and if the external auditory canal is examined every year, there will be no major problems.

Buttoning the cup with your hands often will not affect your hearing, but if you pick your ears with a spoon, it is easy to cause damage to the ear canal and affect your hearing. Hope it helps. Try to avoid it later.

Frequent ear picking can cause your otitis media, which causes symptoms of hearing loss. It is recommended that you can gently wipe the ear canal with a cotton swab dipped in a little alcohol or glycerin, drink more water, and take bezoar anti-inflammatory tablets**.

Many people are willing to pick their ears often, because there are more itchy ears or earwax, and even some people often go outside for ear cleaning and so on just because they feel comfortable picking their ears. Picking your ears often will not lead to hearing loss, generally speaking, picking your ears will not lead to hearing loss, unless you dig the wrong way, for example, use a particularly sharp ear picking spoon to pick your ears, accidentally dig in the external auditory canal, the external ear canal will bleed, will be secondary infection, especially after the bubble is broken, bathing into dirty water secondary infection causes otitis externa, which will cause mild hearing loss, we may have mild conductive hearing loss. Another kind of ear picking is when you are not careful, for example, some people are willing to use a toothpick to pick their ears, or some people accidentally touch her arm when someone next to them walks next to them.

All of these can cause perforation of the eardrum, puncture of the eardrum by toothpicks or ear picks, and conductive hearing loss caused by eardrum bleeding, so in general, normal ear picking will not affect hearing loss. If you have hearing loss, you should consider that the ear canal is inflamed or the eardrum is perforated due to improper ear plucking.

As long as you are normal, there should be no problem with picking your ears, but if you try to stuff the ear picking into your ears, it will cause ear damage. Once the ear is damaged, it will affect the hearing.

Normal ear picking itself has no effect on hearing.

If you pluck your ears hard, you can feel obvious pain in your ears, and if you pick your ears like this for a long time, it will definitely affect your hearing.

Normal ear picking can take out the contents of the ear to make hearing better, but if some people don't hurt the periosteum, it may have some damage to hearing.

Frequent ear picking can inadvertently tear out the eardrum, which can be susceptible to infection if it is broken, which can lead to hearing loss. Therefore, it is recommended not to pluck the ears too often, because our external auditory canal itself has a self-cleaning function.

I don't think plucking your ears has much impact on your hearing, but it has a greater impact on your ears, eardrum or ear canal, because your hands are dirty, and if you enter the ear canal, once you break your ear, you can easily get otitis media.

In general, scientific ear picking will not affect the hearing of the ear, and care needs to be taken not to damage the ear canal and eardrum during the ear picking process. However, because cerumen in the ear canal also has a certain protective effect on our ears, and at the same time, through our normal exercise, earwax can fall off on its own, so it is not recommended to pick up the ears frequently.

Hello, frequent ear plucking will not affect hearing as long as it does not damage the eardrum and ear canal. Cerumen can protect the environment in the ear, so don't clean it too often, and cerumen will be automatically discharged. If the ear canal wall feels particularly itchy, after the cotton swab is cleaned, the effect is not obvious, if it is caused by the dryness of the ear canal wall, you can use some body lotion to relieve, if the fungus is caused by inflammation, you should ask a doctor to check and formulate the best method.

Hello, will regular ear picking have an effect on hearing?

As long as it does not hurt the eardrum, it will not affect hearing, but it is not a good habit to pick the ears frequently, because it may cause infection of the external ear canal and easily hurt the eardrum and cause perforation of the eardrum. Our ear canal itself has a strong self-cleaning function, so there is no need to dig it out often. In daily life, if the ears are itchy, do not use sharp tools to dig, you can use clean disposable cotton swabs.

Hello! Will frequent ear picking affect my hearing? If the eardrum is not damaged, or if the ear canal infection or otitis media is caused by ear plucking, it will not affect the hearing, but if there are the above conditions, it will still affect the hearing, so it is recommended not to pluck the ear frequently, and pay attention to utensils and hygiene.

Hello! Will frequent ear picking affect my hearing?

Scientific ear plucking will not affect hearing. Earwax (also known as cerumen) can play a certain role in protecting the middle ear and inner ear, and under normal circumstances, through our usual normal exercise, earwax can fall off on its own, so it is not recommended to pick the ears frequently. However, if you usually have a lot of earwax, or often feel itchy ears, you must need to pick your ears, it is recommended to use a cotton swab to turn the ear canal slightly, and do not use too much force to cause injury to the ear canal wall or even eardrum damage.

If the ears are picked frequently, it will also cause hidden damage that is difficult to see with the naked eye, which can lead to inflammation of hair follicles, otitis, etc., and may also induce mold infections. In addition, accidentally pricking the eardrum when picking the ear can cause hearing loss and even otitis media.

Hello, will regular ear picking have an effect on hearing?

Regular ear picking is helpful to keep the ear canal clean, but not frequently, because cerumen actually has a certain protective effect on the ear canal, if the itching is uncomfortable, you can use a cotton swab to wipe instead, if the situation is serious, it is best to go to the ear department to see, do not blindly pick the ear. In addition, as long as the eardrum or ear canal is not damaged, it basically does not have much impact on hearing.

Hello, in general, the earwax in the ear is a flaky, dry and crumb-like discharge that can fall off on its own, and you don't need to deliberately pluck the ear often. If you need to clean the ear canal, you can use a clean cotton swab to gently rotate the ear canal opening, and do not pick the ear with hard or unclean objects to prevent damage or inflammation of the ear canal. If you often pick your ears like this, it will cause otitis media, which will have an impact on your hearing.

Nearly seventy percent of young people in China have varying degrees of hearing loss, and the problem of hearing loss is getting younger and younger. The behind-the-scenes "**" that accelerates the "aging" of our hearing may be related to these 4 factors and should be avoided as much as possible.

There are many causes of poor hearing in the ear, and it is recommended to do a hearing test first to see what kind of hearing loss it is. Of course, it is also a bad habit to pluck your ears often, and your ears have a self-cleaning function, so you don't need to pluck them often.

Normal ear plucking will not affect hearing, and 1 more discharge can not only maintain hygiene, but also improve hearing. However, excessive ear plucking may cause eardrum injury or even perforation, affecting hearing.

A light clean-up can avoid injuring the ear wall and eardrum with too much force.

When there is a large accumulation of "earwax", it will cause itching and congestion in the ears, so it should be removed. However, there are sometimes some problems with picking out your ears, such as someone picking your ears with fingernails, hairpins or even iron picks, which can easily puncture the external ear canal**, resulting in inflammation, swelling and severe pain in the external ear canal. Even if you are very careful when picking your ears, if you make it a habit to pick your ears frequently, it can cause hidden breaks that are difficult to see with the naked eye and lead to infection.

Generally, bacterial infections will get better quickly after using effective anti-inflammatory drugs, but if a fungal infection is induced, the itching in the ears will be intense, which will make people restless. In addition, if you accidentally puncture your eardrum, it can cause hearing loss and even otitis media, which can sometimes require surgery to restore your hearing**.

Some people enjoy the sensation of picking their ears so often that they pick them regularly. These practices are not advisable, because medically speaking, picking up earwax at will can not only cause ear diseases such as external ear canal infection and cerumen embolism, but also because of frequent ear picking, it is easy to hurt the eardrum, resulting in perforation of the eardrum, and in severe cases, it can lead to deafness.

The ear canal has a strong self-cleaning power.

The normal external auditory canal itself has a strong self-cleaning function, and there is no need to pluck the ears frequently." The scientific name of earwax is "cerumen", which is a yellowish viscous fluid secreted by the cerumen gland in the cartilage of the external auditory canal. Cerumen can protect the eardrum by blocking dirt from the outside into the external ear canal, sticking to dust and small worms.

At the same time, cerumen often covers the surface of the ear canal**, which can maintain a certain humidity in the external ear canal.

In daily life, it is not necessary to pluck your ears frequently, and you only need to pluck your ears when there is too much earwax that causes discomfort in your ears. "The earwax in the ear will slowly move from the ear canal to the ear canal opening, dry in the air and form yellow flakes, and through the movement of the jaw joint when chewing, it will continue to fall off and be discharged out of the ear, and there is no problem of blocking the ear canal at all, and it will not affect hearing due to excessive earwax.

1.The ear canal of the human ear is very fragile, if you use a very sharp tool to pick the ear, this will damage the membrane of the ear canal, so that the ear canal is infected, and the ear picking tool used is not clean, it is easier to bring bacteria into the ear, and then cause infection inside the ear.

2.Injury to the eardrum.

When you feel that your ears are very itchy, you generally use your hands directly or pick up some other tools to pick up your ears, and even feel that the more you dig the more comfortable, so you dig deeper, which is very wrong, and the use of ear-picking tools to dig your ears deeply, it is easy to hurt the eardrum and affect your hearing.

3.Earwax effect.

Earwax is actually to protect the ears, it can moisturize the ear, antibacterial, anti-dust and small flying insects, you don't have to deliberately clean up, it can be automatically cleaned, it will be automatically discharged from the ear when you speak or move your chin, as long as you keep the ear clean regularly, it will not affect the appearance of the ear, often plucking the ear will be the ear wax that was originally to be discharged out of the ear and push it back into the ear, resulting in excessive earwax accumulation, which will breed a lot of bacteria, so that the ear is prone to inflammation.

It is best not to pluck your ears too often, as they can lead to increased sensitivity of the ear canal.

Frequent ear picking damages the ear canal and affects hearing.

Hello, does frequent plucking of ears affect hearing?

Earwax is a secretion of glands in the cartilage of the external auditory canal, which acts as a cleanser and also protects and lubricates the ear canal. About 95% of people have a very thin layer of earwax attached to the surface of the external auditory canal**, which forms pale yellow or brown flakes after exposure to air, and will fall off and expel on their own during activities such as chewing, running and jumping. The other 5% of people often have yellow, sticky earwax in the external ear canal, which is also normal.

Therefore, most people do not need to clean up earwax, and if they pluck their ears frequently, mold will accumulate in the ear canal, resulting in moldy ears. However, unless there are two of the following conditions, one is earache, which requires earwax removal and examination of the ear canal to determine whether it is otitis media; The second is that excessive earwax causes hearing obstruction, but these must be carried out under the guidance of a doctor. Therefore, it seems that picking the ears will not only touch the eardrum will cause adverse effects, but it is better to dig less

Hello: Does frequent ear picking affect hearing?

First of all, the ** of our ear canal is relatively thin, and it is easy to damage the ** in the ear canal. Secondly, there is less subcutaneous tissue in the ear, the blood circulation is not as fast as the body, earwax is actually a secretion in the ear canal, which has a certain protective effect on the external ear canal. Also, often picking the ears can also make the stratum corneum of the external auditory canal swell, which is more conducive to the growth of bacteria.

Hello, medically speaking, normal people do not need to pick their ears, cerumen (earwax) can hinder the damage of sound waves to the eardrum, and also has the effect of inhibiting bacteria and sterilization. Under normal circumstances, cerumen will automatically fall off and be excreted from the body with the movement of the jaw joint, such as opening the mouth and yawning. Picking your ears at will destroy the protective effect of cerumen on your ears and may cause otitis media, which can lead to hearing loss.

Hello, it is not recommended to pluck your ears often.

This will have an impact to a greater or lesser extent.

Hello: Does frequent ear picking affect hearing?

It is recommended to quit the habit of picking ears often, picking ears can cause damage to the ear canal and eardrum, and sometimes it will be complicated by infection, so that hearing loss, when there is too much earwax, it is not advisable to remove it yourself, it is best to find a professional doctor to deal with it, I hope my answer can help you!