Dermatologists caution that prolonged use of in-ear earbuds can trigger skin problems ranging from acne and allergic ...

Dr Saurabh Sethi, a Harvard-trained physician, warns that Q-tips cause more harm than help. Ears are naturally self-cleaning, ...

I have been having persistent re occurrence of ear wax for some time. Kindly let me know what to do about it.Sylvester (by SMS)The persistent occurrence of ear wax is typically caused by a combination ...

A HARVARD-educated doctor warns to stop cleaning your ears with a common product or risk total hearing loss. A doctor who ...

If you suspect excessive earwax build-up or experience symptoms like hearing loss or pain, it's best to consult a healthcare ...

Veterinarians were stunned after discovering a thick, slimy material lodged deep within a dog’s infected ear canal. What first appeared to be a routine case of discomfort quickly revealed a severe ...

Experts warn that cleaning earwax with earbuds or cotton can cause infections, push wax deeper, and damage the eardrum.

Cotton buds can be found in almost every bathroom, but if you use them incorrectly, you can accidentally damage your ears. How do you remove earwax properly? Many people use cotton swabs to clean wax ...

Dogs often make us fall in love with every little thing about them, from their wagging tails to their bouncing steps and ...

Children are vulnerable to various infections due to developing immune systems. Common infections include gastrointestinal, ...

Dr Saurabh Sethi warns against using Q-tips, citing a study that shows over 70 percent of ear injuries in ER result from them, revealing ears are self-cleaning.

You don’t need to stop using headphones or earbuds, but you can learn simple steps to help protect your health.