hearing loss; ear congestion; ear pain; the appearance of an echo from the voice in the head; inflammatory diseases of the middle ear; headache;

lack of hygiene; improper ear care (frequent and improper use of cotton buds, which often do not remove sulfur, but push it further into the ear canal, clogging it); anatomical feature of the ear; increased production of earwax; work in dusty premises; inflammatory processes in the ears; frequent use of headphones; age changes

To remove a sulfur plug, it is necessary to seek help from an otolaryngologist, since the process of removing excess sulfur requires caution. It is also important to understand that a person without medical education will not be able to accurately determine whether there is sulfur congestion. It is dangerous to try to remove the sulfur plug yourself, you can introduce an infection and injure the tissues. The procedure for removing a sulfur plug: determining the location and consistency of the plug; if the plug is dry and tightly attached, before washing, oil-based drops are prescribed, which are used for 2-3 days before the procedure; washing is carried out using a Jeanette syringe and physiological solution (0.09%); washing is carried out in the otolaryngologist's office, saline solution is poured into the ear canal, after 2-3 minutes part of the contents flows out, then the doctor takes out the rest.