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7502 State Road, Suite 3310
Cincinnati, OH 45255
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2135 Dana Avenue, Suite 400
Cincinnati, OH 45207
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4700 E. Galbraith Rd, Suite 202
Cincinnati, OH 45236
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5232 Socialville-Fosters Road
Mason, OH 45040
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5310 Rapid Run Road, Suite 201
Cincinnati, OH 45238
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6507 Harrison Ave, Suite N
Cincinnati, OH 45247
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4130 Dry Ridge Rd
Cincinnati, OH 45252
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601 Ivy Gateway, Suite 2100
Cincinnati, OH 45245
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10475 Reading Rd, Suite 405
Cincinnati, OH 45241
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741-A Wessel Dr
Fairfield, OH 45014
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What is Earwax Removal?
Earwax removal is imperative for proper ear health. Although it can cause pain and discomfort when there is too much of it, earwax helps to protect your ear canal by slowing the growth of bacteria within the ear. A blockage can cause pain, discomfort, loss of hearing, ringing in the ear and dizziness. A doctor may diagnose this type of blockage with an otoscope. Some common types of earwax removal can be done at home. Wax softening drops can be found over the counter and are placed in the ear and then drains out for five minutes. A syringe can be used in order to flush the ear with warm water, which will help to break down earwax. A doctor may also prescribe a wax-removal medication that is used regularly every month or two. This will prevent a blockage from occurring in the future.
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