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I have a lot wax in my ears?
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Debrox or peroxide: You can use debrox or hydrogen peroxide in the ear to loosen and clear the wax. Ultimately, you may need to see your primary care or an ENT to have the wax removed.
Answered 11/5/2018
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Ear wax: See an ENT doctor and he can remove the wax if necessary .Excess ear wax may effect hearing.
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