Quick Facts
Ear wax protects the ear, but too much can cause hearing loss, discomfort, ringing, or dizziness. Trying to remove it at home with cotton buds or sharp objects can make it worse or even damage the ear.
Our Solution
At LifeSpring Integrated Health Centre, we provide safe, gentle, and professional ear wax removal using specialized equipment to quickly restore comfort and clear hearing.
Ear Wax: What You Need to Know
Is Ear Wax Normal?
Yes ✅. Ear wax (cerumen) is completely normal. In fact, it’s the body’s natural way of keeping your ears clean and protected. It traps dust, dirt, and bacteria, preventing them from reaching the delicate inner parts of your ear.
Most of the time, ear wax moves out of the ear on its own, especially when you chew or talk.
When Does Ear Wax Become a Problem?
Ear wax becomes a concern when it builds up and blocks the ear canal. This can cause:
- Reduced or muffled hearing
- Ringing in the ears (tinnitus)
- Dizziness
- Earache or discomfort
- Itching or irritation
How Often Should Ear Wax Be Removed?
For most people, ear wax doesn’t need to be removed regularly—it takes care of itself naturally.
- If you have no symptoms, you usually don’t need removal.
- If you experience hearing loss, pain, or blockage, you should see a healthcare professional.
- People who wear hearing aids or earplugs may need more frequent ear checks, as wax can build up faster.
Important Safety Tip
❌ Do not use cotton buds, hairpins, or sharp objects in your ears—they can push the wax deeper or damage your eardrum.
✅ The safest option is professional removal at a clinic.
Our Commitment at LifeSpring
We provide safe and gentle ear wax removal using specialized equipment, helping you restore comfort and hearing without the risks of home remedies.
✅ Book Your Free Ear Care Appointment Today!
✨ Remember: A little ear wax is healthy. Too much needs gentle care.
