Ear Wax Cleaning

Certainly! Ear cleaning in a hospital is a procedure performed by trained medical professionals to remove excess wax, debris, or foreign objects from a patient's ears. Using specialized tools and techniques, the medical staff carefully inspect the ear canal and, if necessary, use gentle suction, irrigation, or manual instruments to clean the ear. This procedure is important for maintaining ear health, preventing discomfort, and addressing any hearing issues that may arise due to blockages or build-up. It's performed in a controlled and sterile environment to ensure patient safety and optimal results.