On their website, the NHS warns people never "put your fingers or any objects like cotton buds in your ears, even if you ...

Experts are warning that cotton buds can cause "more serious problems, such as hearing loss, dizziness, infection, earache or ...

Receiver-in-the-Canal hearing aids (often called RIC ... Receiver directly in the ear. Proper care and maintenance are ...

Most people notice this when air pressure changes rapidly, such as when a plane ascends or descends. This happens because the pressurization of the cabin isn't perfect, and the ear pressure is higher ...

Unfortunately, there is no known way to prevent this disorder, and there is no cure at this time. Treatment focuses on managing symptoms with medication, cognitive therapy and behavioral and ...

An incredible map shows where all of England and Wales' 2,000 miles of canals and rivers flow, and also the areas where there is barely any water in sight. It is clear on the map, designed by ...

Cleer Audio's engineers have been busy: the firm has revealed not one, not two but six new Arc 3 open-ear wireless headphones. They come with touchless, head-tilt controls; waterproof ear clip ...

HEAROS Nanos Extra Small Slim Fit Ear Plugs fit comfortably and securely in diminutive ear canals to reduce blaring noises such as lawn mowers and music. A popular choice of earplug for women ...

Clogged ears can feel uncomfortable ... Trying to remove it on your own may push earwax deeper into the ear canal, making the blockage worse. Using a Q-tip could also damage nearby structures within ...

Never put objects, including cotton swabs, in your ear canal. Doing so can push wax or other substances deeper into your ear canal or scratch or puncture your eardrum. When Not to Put Rubbing Alcohol ...