Ears Part 1

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Ears Part 1 (Teacher: Michael)

Wax in the ears is possibly the most common cause of a gradual loss of hearing but it is also a protective excretion from the lining of the ears. Patients who in dusty jobs certainly trouble more often. This partly due to particles piling in the ear passages, but it is also because the secretion of wax actually collects dust particles.

Wax partly block the ear channels so that soundwaves limited in the effect, but the delicate, complicated mechanism of the middle ear also seize if wax gets into the works. This mechanism includes three very tiny bones which able to move very freely if their owner is to hear properly.

Wax is sometimes pushed on to these bones by an over-enthusiastic patient using various tools to try to the wax . I a patient he uses a toothpick to clean his ears. This is dangerous and damage the walls of the passages and allow infection to in, as as push the wax further along. If you your trouble is wax to the doctor and he or she able to syringe the wax of the ear safely.

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