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SOLO SERIES: The Sticky Truth About Earwax
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Dr. Block discusses the often overlooked subject of earwax and its impact on health. He explains the physiological role of earwax, dispels common myths, and provides valuable healthcare tips, particularly warning against the use of Q-tips. The episode is filled with practical advice for both healthcare professionals and the general public, stressing the importance of proper ear care and when to seek professional help.
Episode Highlights:Function of Earwax: Earwax acts as a natural barrier, protecting the ear from dust, debris, and infections.
Misuse of Q-tips: Dr. Block discusses how Q-tips can often do more harm than good, leading to impaction and irritation.
Genetic Differences: Variations in earwax type between different ethnicities and what it means for personal ear care.
Ear Pain Misdiagnosis: The importance of considering conditions like TMJ in cases of ear pain.
Professional Cleaning Tips: Insights into professional methods for safely removing earwax and avoiding common pitfalls.
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