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>The ear canal has a slight upward slope from the external opening, >so's water doesn't naturally run into it. Rinsing your ears under >a running shower nozzle would get much more water into the canal than >cleansing the ear with a cloth and then rinsing with a cloth. You >normally don't need to swab/cleanse the canal. I've known folks who >clean out ear wax with alcohol. Ear wax is part of the normal defense >against dirt and belongs in the ear. If it is impacted, a doc should >remove it. My internist uses water pressure (from a sort-of squeeze bottle) to remove earwax, and suggests letting water from the shower run in there periodically to help keep it cleaned out. Not sure this is such a good idea...
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