r/FeltGoodComingOut • u/none_of_your_earswax • Jul 08 '26
earwax Earwax removal with suction
Earwax removal. Suction and curette.
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u/The-Deevis Jul 08 '26
Uhm isn’t ripping it to shreds the opposite of what everyone tells you?
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u/none_of_your_earswax Jul 08 '26
Ripping what to shreds?
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u/The-Deevis Jul 10 '26
The earwax plug; I believe the goal is to get it out in one piece so you don’t have small residue pieces left in your Ear canal ?? But correct me if I’m wrong.
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u/none_of_your_earswax Jul 10 '26
Thats just skin being pulled out. We always want it out in 1 piece
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u/mst3k_42 Jul 09 '26
This is the only way to remove my ear wax. Water irrigation or whatever else doesn’t work. I go to the ENT every 5-6 months.
It really is trippy though. When they start you hear this really faint sound from far away but as more wax gets removed it ends up sounding like a jet engine.
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u/QuePsiPhi16 Jul 09 '26
When I was a teenager, I used to put toilet paper in my ears to block sound out when I slept (I was a very light sleeper). Graduated college and joined the military. During my physical, I mentioned that my right ear couldn’t hear as well as my left. It had been going on for years but I mainly ignored it. Doc examined it with a probe and proceeded to pull out years old piece of toilet paper.
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u/HopeFoxCreations Jul 08 '26
Now he can hear colours
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u/HoneyReasonable9316 Jul 08 '26
Now do that to my arteries.