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A member asked:
Can a internist do a ear wax cleaning or am i better off seeing a ear doctor specifically? i dont have insurance
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Yes: He or she can if they accept to do it for you if it is a straight forward procedure, you don't need a specialist, good luck
Answered 3/11/2020
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I was cleaning my sons ear with a scooper with a light. It started to have blood. And his ear wax smells all the time. The doctor said it was normal. What should I do?
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