Earwax is a healthy and normal substance. It is there to protect and lubricate the ear canal and helps to trap dust and dirt, preventing it from moving further down the ear. Whilst normal healthy ears do clean themselves, on occasion wax can build up within the ear canal leading to symptoms such as hearing
The entire Earworx team was so excited to have founder Lisa Hellwege join Aussie TV legends Kerri-Anne Kennerley, Sarah Harris, Joe Hildebrand, and Angela Bishop on Channel Ten’s Studio 10 program to discuss ear health. The segment was called, ‘What You Need to Know: Ear Health’. Who better to discuss this issue than the founder
This is a bit of a trick question, as your ears actually clean themselves. Ear wax isn’t dirty, it is a naturally occurring substance that protects your delicate ear canals and eardrums by keeping dust, dirt and other debris out and helping to prevent infection. In a healthy ear, this wax is carried out in
Whilst often not painful, a blocked ear may be better described as very annoying! It can affect every aspect of your life from hearing love ones at home to talking on the phone at work. Your voice echoes inside your head and your head feels numb, you feel unbalanced, and no matter how hard you
Impacted earwax is where wax accumulates in the ear canal to the point where it causes symptoms, prevents needed assessment of the ear, or both. Whilst often not an issue, blockage of the ear related to wax build up can lead to a host of unwanted symptoms. What is Earwax? Earwax is a naturally occurring
The Earworx team is excited to announce the opening of a brand new clinic in Bondi Junction on Monday the 8th October 2018, conveniently located just 20 minutes from Sydney’s CBD and just two minutes from the Bondi Junction train and bus terminal. The new clinic will be run by the highly experienced and talented
Having blocked ears is incredibly uncomfortable. Some common complaints relating to blocked ears include: difficulty hearing at home or at work; hearing your own voice in your head; feeling off balance and suffering a worsening of ringing in the ears. These are just some of the symptoms that can be experienced. So what can you
Ear wax blockages are common in both children (1 in 10) and adults (1 in 20) and can normally be detected by symptoms related to wax build-up such as hearing loss and a feeling of blockage. Most of the time the ear does a great job of cleaning itself. Ear wax is formed in the
