1,484 - Extremely Stubborn & Impacted Ear Wax Removal | Compare Body Ergonomics of Different Methods

This blocked ear wax removal extraction video is performed by UK pioneer and world-leading endoscopic ear wax removal specialist Mr Neel Raithatha (Consultant Audiologist) aka 'The Wax Whisperer’ at his clinic in Oadby, Leicester, UK.

Ear wax removal is necessary when ear wax build up becomes impacted. Symptoms causes by earwax blockage include: earache (otalgia), conductive hearing loss, blocked ear, vertigo, tinnitus, itchiness and irritation, occlusion etc.

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[dianneking]

I can’t believe it! I was going to ask today if you could show us body posture pictures and what you have to do to get wax out. And you beat me to it! Thanks so much. I really enjoyed that.😊

[MrMoggyman]

That's what I like about you Neel. You always aim to do as much as you can to deal with the problem, but primarily you always ensure that the patient is comfortable and has a good experience whilst undergoing the clinical procedure. Bravo. Good man. That is a real audiologist. Do you know, someone could become a theoretical audiologist just listening and learning from you. I have learned so so much. So interesting. But of course a degree level education in audiology and extensive experience are the key to becoming an audiology professional. The ears after all are very sensitive and fragile pieces of human equipment. I am a professional electrical engineer. Who would want to play with 400, 000 volts without first understanding in depth what it can do and how to respect it?

[dano]

You take your time with the patients. I went other day for ear clog for almost two months clogged. I told him that I been watching you and others on YouTube removing ear wax. He rolled his eyes, he didn't talk and no personality at all. Your patients are lucky lucky 💯. He hurt both of my ears and kinda blame it on me. Thanks for sharing 👍

[CarlyFaith]

Thank you for being so considerate to show us how you have to posture your body. I can see how that would hurt your neck and you would also have to be pretty strong in your non-dominant hand. Your assistant was very lovely by the way. 🩷 The video of the ears that you cleaned were very different than the ones we've seen lately because of just how dry the inner ear can get. Sometimes, I think that's going to be my problem. Not having too much wax or using q-tips but, the outermost part of my internal ear always feels dry to me. We really appreciate you sharing what you do and I hope you know that. 🙂 Have a great day!

[heidifruchtl]

Lasso, you were trying to lasso the wax. Fun! I know, not educational, but I'm one of the weirdos who enjoys your videos for entertainment, learning, and soothing.

[LorraineCollier-zx]

Neel
Thank you and your business development manager for showing the different body postures you have to use when your using different scopes. It seems that it takes alot of upper body strength to continue to hold the instruments in the patients ear, but you look so professional and at ease in your photos. Lorraine Love by the bay ❤️

[allsortsdiane]

Another great job there Mr Neel. Do you ever get time to yourself between you're patient's & us viewer's?. The word you were looking for was lasso 😂. Well I know for sure, my night's wouldn't be complete without a proper good piece of my night time viewing without you. As alway's thank you so much. ❤

[milacaibal]

It's a very hard position to clean the ears of stubborn earwax. Thank you so much for sharing your vlogs. You are such a passionate and gentle Audiologist. Takd care and more power to you.❤

[Random_]

The photos really put the procedure into perspective for me! I didn’t imagine that setup, office or equipment! Very interesting, Thank you for sharing those photos.

[sixstar]

Best source for this content online by far. Thank you to Mr. Raithatha & Co. for providing this service to the public both clinically and in video form.

[CherDele]

It doesn't matter what i'm doing on my laptop, as soon as my nightly tonic appears, I click on and enjoy the view immediately!!😀

[nburt]

Thank you for this upload, l have watched most of your work and find the information very informative. In addition you never complain about what you are dealing with, which l feel is a compliment to you. I do watch ‘others’ and find it annoying when they complain about the consistency etc as we all face challenges with every job.
Your voice is very relaxing which l find almost comforting after a busy day.
Take care, keep up the great work.

[tommychew]

Really liked getting to see those stills at the end!

[cerisekappes]

Your videos are a sort of nightly therapy 😊
Always soothing and informative 😊😊😊

[terrimays]

I have to say, even though the pics were to show your posture, I think you’re a very handsome man. 😊

[LinFromMinn]

Very informative to see the procedure photos. Thank you! I am always cheering for your success!

[christophercappello]

I have been enjoying this stuff since I had an impacted 15 years of wax in my right ear which I had removed and I can’t get enough of this stuff, you are by far the best because I enjoy your clear wax channel as well 👍🙏🏼👊 Chris from New York USA 🇺🇸

[dianeburgess]

That was a difficult removal Neel, completed with you care, compassion and expertise. Some of the positions you get for removal must at times test your back, neck and arms. 👏❤️

[GUH_-DTE]

I find it funny that my gf would be grossed out by any bugs but then i'll see her binge watching these videos just fine

[suzannecarter]

I cannot thank you enough for all ive learned from you. I had a Grand Mal seizure a few weeks ago which blew open a hole in my ear. Epilepsy Neuro sent me to emergency room and saw blood in my ear. Given floxicin + dexamethasone. Private ent removed thick layer of dried blood and saw scab starting to form over eardrum hole. Knew the right questions to ask because of you. MD said he needed 2 add sodium bicarbonate to soften crust 4 removal. Hearing test in 4 weeks. Have u seen any patients with post epileptic damage to their ear??