A person who is suffering from conductive hearing loss has difficulty hearing caused by a problem with their ear’s ability to conduct sound waves. A malformation or congenital absence can cause this type of hearing loss or it may be caused by a blockage in the ear canal. Total hearing restoration may be possible with […]
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What most people call ear wax develops because our ear canals are covered with hair follicles and glands that generate an oily wax called cerumen. The purpose of this wax is to line the inner surface of the ear canal and defend it by collecting bacteria, dust and dirt, and miroorganisms. Ear wax also helps […]
Blockage of the outer ear canal due to an accumulation of ear wax is one of the most typical causes of short-term hearing loss. If you’re relatively certain that ear wax is the cause of your temporary hearing loss, you most likely want to clean your ears. Even so, you must clean them safely and […]
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