Anonymous
07/16/2025 00:50
Subject: Q tips and vertigo question
My children get very hard / thick ear wax that’s hard even for doctors to remove. Their pediatrician recommended massaging coconut oil into the skin near the ear opening - the oil warms with body heat, drips into the ear and keeps the wax soft, helping it come out on its own. I always forget to try so I can’t say whether it works.
Anonymous
07/15/2025 21:46
Subject: Q tips and vertigo question
Anonymous wrote:Are the q tips causing the vertigo?Anonymous wrote:Soap and water with wash cloth.
Very likely.
Anonymous
07/15/2025 21:45
Subject: Q tips and vertigo question
Don't.
The sticky wax catches germs that would otherwise make it's way into the ear drum.
The wax will eventually clump up, detach, abd fall out of your ear on it's own
The sticky wax catches germs that would otherwise make it's way into the ear drum.
The wax will eventually clump up, detach, abd fall out of your ear on it's own
Anonymous
07/15/2025 15:06
Subject: Q tips and vertigo question
Olive oil ear drops
Anonymous
07/15/2025 09:47
Subject: Q tips and vertigo question
Rhino ear washer
Anonymous
07/15/2025 06:53
Subject: Q tips and vertigo question
Are the q tips causing the vertigo?Anonymous wrote:Soap and water with wash cloth.
Anonymous
07/15/2025 06:23
Subject: Q tips and vertigo question
Soap and water with wash cloth.
Anonymous
07/15/2025 06:21
Subject: Q tips and vertigo question
We allow our children to use q tips and now one of them is complaining of vertigo after using q tips. Any suggestions on how to clean ears without q tips?