Why cant you dig your ears with a clean cotton swab? - 1 views

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  #1 kbojezhang44 on 26 Apr 20

   

  After taking a bath, some moisture will remain in your ears. You may think that a dust-free cotton

  Put your ears with a clean cotton swab, the bacteria will easily erode into the ear canal, and develop the habit of picking the ear when the ear is itchy, but I do n't know that this is very prone to inflammation.

  
  

  
  

  In most cases, the earwax will slowly move from the inside of the ear canal to the mouth of the ear canal, dry in the air and form a yellow flake. Through the movement of the jaw joint during chewing, it will continue to fall out of the ear, and there is no problem of blocking the ear canal, nor It will affect hearing because there is too much earwax.

  
  

  
  

  Some wooden dust-free cotton swabs are poor in workmanship. When they pull out their ears, they easily lift up cotton balls and fall, and even the rods are broken in the external auditory meatus. This is a common type of foreign body in the external ear canal. Even a clean cotton swab will not work, because the clean cotton swab will push the earwax into the depth of the ear.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><p>After taking a bath, some moisture will remain in your ears. You may think that a dust-free cotton <a rel="nofollow" https: href="https://www.cleanmo.com/cleanroom-<a rel="nofollow" href=" />swab will absorb moisture. Use a dust-free cotton swab to pluck out your ears. On the one hand, you can clean the ears and other It can also absorb the residual water in the ear to prevent moistening in the ear. But this is inaccurate, why?</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Earwax, also known as cerumen, is a pale yellow viscous secretion of cerumen glands in the cartilage skin of the external auditory canal. The cerumen is dried in the air and shows a thin shape; some cerumen is like thick oil, commonly known as "oil ear". The cerumen has the effect of protecting the skin of the external auditory meatus and adhering to foreign objects. Usually, with the aid of chewing and mouth opening, the cerumen is discharged by itself.</p><p>Put your ears with a clean cotton <a href="https://www.cleanmo.com/cleanroom-swabs" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">swab</a>, the bacteria will easily erode into the ear canal, and develop the habit of picking the ear when the ear is itchy, but I do n't know that this is very prone to inflammation.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>In most cases, the earwax will slowly move from the inside of the ear canal to the mouth of the ear canal, dry in the air and form a yellow flake. Through the movement of the jaw joint during chewing, it will continue to fall out of the ear, and there is no problem of blocking the ear canal, nor It will affect hearing because there is too much earwax.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Some wooden dust-free cotton <a href="https://www.cleanmo.com/cleanroom-swabs" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">swabs</a> are poor in workmanship. When they pull out their ears, they easily lift up cotton balls and fall, and even the rods are broken in the external auditory meatus. This is a common type of foreign body in the external ear canal. Even a clean cotton swab will not work, because the clean cotton swab will push the earwax into the depth of the ear.</p></div>

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