1,321 - Complex Grade III Keratosis Obturans Removal

[@manatee1220]

I feel so badly for this patient! The pain must have been unimaginable. Thank you for being so kind and gentle.

[@sidsaikia2671]

He's just doing his job lol

[@kathalenevaughn2074]

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[@kathalenevaughn2074]

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[@kathalenevaughn2074]

😅

[@mariaelisabetederosa4796]

Nem sempre um profissional tem mãos delicadas como este médico tem

[@pathallquist3156]

In the three years I've been watching ear videos, I have NEVER EVER seen an ear this deeply impacted with such an assortment of textures in SO MANY levels of impaction. I am so impressed by your ability to break down the layers, both vertically AND horizontally. Thank you for sharing your amazing talents with us. I am sure it took several days before your patient's ear was totally pain free but your expertise made it happen. It was wonderful watching you do it.😊

[@juanitamoore6843]

😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@RobertJonesWightpaint]

That was really grisly - granulation tissue, bleeding, infection - this poor patient must have been in serious trouble before you got to them: you bring so much relief to your patients. I have mild ear itching, I think in reaction to the codeine I have to take, but these patients suffer horribly, and are fortunate to have you to treat them.

[@IamRhondaNightingale]

The patient waited too long! Onus on them!

[@kikitcat5]

Why are you bringing your gloom to every comment? People like this are why this world is in trouble!

[@mickey03279]

@@IamRhondaNightingaleShame on you for saying for that. You don’t know what the circumstances are for the patient waiting to long. I hope nothing like this doesn’t happen to you and you not able to get help.

[@juliepeterson6639]

I’ve been a Maxillo-Facial surgical assistant, cosmetologist, and a fine-artist. This is mesmerizing! Thank you for taking me on these crazy harvests. Wow!

[@Rags2Riches762]

Gosh, I can't imagine the pain this person is in. The doc is A1!

[@Autistic_Emperor]

his voice calms my soul, whenever i can’t sleep i put one of his videos playing and puts me to sleep in 10-20 minutes

[@Tay-BigBlackBootyCheeks]

I do the same thing. Some KZbinrs have such calm voices I fall asleep to them

[@fiham4407]

I also watch before bed. It's calming and relaxing. Just knowing the patient is feeling and hearing so much better than before is so soothing. 🤗😴

[@helenmcclain1478]

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[@shirldayneee]

ME TOO!!!!

[@최주옥-s9q]

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[@silvrfox2uBooboo]

What a massive relief you brought to this patient! What a painful angry ear that is! Even I felt the relief and I don't have the ear problem! And the majority of us do not mind seeing the blood, Mr. Neel! Please do a follow-up video: many of us would love to see the improvement from the antibiotic spray! The best of wishes for the patient to make a very quick recovery! Oh, and please, Mr. Neel, could you place your instrument next to the debris when you are finished? It gives a better perspective of the removed material. Thank you!

[@patriciawhartenby2164]

Aww aww

[@patriciawhartenby2164]

24:38

[@millarayalarcon-harnisch309]

I've seen this video three times as it remains my favourite. It is the most informative and visually interesting.

[@ra933]

​@@millarayalarcon-harnisch309I never thought I would be hooked to ear cleaning content. But here we are

[@revecarodriguez709]

I clean my often , when I have too go to clinic my nurse practitioner compliments me on my clean ears ! I also ask for mammograms, female check ups & she says if I suggest that to my patients they usually “ cringe “ & say no I don’t need or want ! In my family there’s been deaths due to cancer gotta stay ahead of that ! I love my body & hafta take care of it like anything else! I wish everyone would do the same !

[@BlueMonet1965]

OMG. Looks painful and I feel for this patient. Glad they were able to see you, a true and caring professional.

[@IamRhondaNightingale]

The patient waited too long! No way they didn't know they had this condition!

[@kikitcat5]

​@@IamRhondaNightingalewhen something happens to you, maybe people will treat you with no compassion, kind of like what you're doing!

[@jeaninnecorbet-sp8lp]

Oh! C est terrible ce genre l affection ! J imagine la souffrance de cette personne....courage...courage..et félicitations au thérapeute qui met fin à la souffrance subie ❤❤❤❤😅😅😅😅

[@Blue_Sonnet]

​@@kikitcat5They're spamming the comments for some reason, best downvote & move on...

[@ben9610]

You just know that this patient can handle some uncomfortable feeling in his/her ear, because Dr Neel was just going right to town on this wax. Makes for a much more satisfying video when he’s able to just start attacking the wax without having to be so incredibly delicate.

[@joyce15ization]

I can only assume that the patient feels as though there is a great pressure that has been relieved. Once again an amazing job Mr Neel!!

[@kathyhurley1094]

I am so glad you were able to help this patient. So fortunate to have come to you. This procedure was truly amazing & also were you as usual!

[@allsortsdiane8086]

I find this video my favourite. No bold's held,seeing thing's exactly as it is from Neels view. Thank's Neel.

[@FireflyBrowncoatRo]

I just love how meticulous and compassionate you are with your patients. You take the time to work on them so gently and thoroughly.

[@RobloxFamGirl]

You are leaving one heck of a legacy behind you!! Even when you're gone, hopefully a very long time from now, specialists will be using your tools and talking about you for years to come. You're going down in history, sir!! I know your father is watching you proudly from his throne in the sky!! 🤗🤗🥰😁

[@AnneMoshtael]

What a kind comment! Neel has mentioned how much he admires his father ♥️🌟🙏🏼🌹

[@murielsmith3782]

What a mess the ear is in cannot imagine how much pain they were in thank goodness for your knowledge and care well done with all the new products you are producing

[@poppiengema2598]

One can just imagine the pain this patient is been through .Luckily they're treated by the best. Healing hands and patience. Keep up the good work 👍👏

[@thomasschwab1727]

So glad to see the comments open again. There were a few videos where i had questions that i don't remember now. Hopefully the negativity stays away.

[@kikitcat5]

It still seems like some people HAVE to be negative and arrogant. It's like breathing to them!

[@jodimillard2914]

I absolutely cannot understand how an ear could get this impacted without seeking help sooner! Wow, what a relief you must give these people!

[@carolineostiguy6061]

Same. But I’m guessing it happens so gradually that they might only notice once it looks like that. Or when they visit their mom and she forces them to go see a doctor lol

[@patlong8449]

If you visit your gp now, they tell you to go private, they don't help anymore. You can't afford that, in the UK now you are choosing between heating and eating in too many homes. So you can't go, you dig about with a cotton bud, which actually makes it worse, but you have little choice now. Another government change to our NHS.

[@deesutphin6400]

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[@IamRhondaNightingale]

Exactly! The patient did this to themselves! Not worth it buddy! Take care of your ears! You know you have this condition! With that being said, this is a Very satisfying video!

[@feliciabrillant9187]

There are many people here in the U S want NHS. I tell them to be careful what you wish for & this video is a prime example why.

[@debbysouthworth5606]

I rarely see you treating such painful looking ears! Even the canals are so infected they're bleeding! And yet you remain as gentle and thorough as ever. This patient likely owes you their hearing.

[@엘리-i8q]

I can't even imagine how much pain the patients had..great job doctor!

[@ceubale2296]

Não percebo como se consegue andar com o ouvido assim... 😬

[@kikitcat5]

The body has a different amount of nerve endings depending on where the source of pain is. Also, some people have an amazing pain tolerance!

[@Blue_Sonnet]

It probably built up slowly, until it reached the point where the brain couldn't compensate anymore and all heck broke loose...

[@AnneMoshtael]

One of the most difficult removals I’ve seen you do, Neel! Brilliant!! God bless you and your lovely patient - hope he continues to heal after this awesome start! Looking forward to seeing your new instruments! ♥️🌟♥️🌟♥️🌟

[@paulinehawkins2207]

It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a KO III video. It’s such a horrific thing to have. I can’t imagine how painful this condition is. Feeling so sorry for the patient. I’ll have to watch it again because I only have the video coming through and not the sound. Thanks Neel for sharing this video. Take care. Xx

[@resQfurppl]

on his KO playlist he has one that ended up being a stage 4! it’s an older one, it had 3-4 craters ; very severe! it’s a long video as all KO’s are, it’s a great playlist tho 😊

[@paulinehawkins2207]

@@resQfurpplthank you for the info. KO is an interest to me.

[@mellyitaliah3802]

What a wonderful service you do, and with such compassion! So glad you don’t edit out the blood because one gets a real sense of how truly affected the ears are by the buildup. I can’t even imagine feeling so hopeless coming in with long-standing pain, pressure, and hearing loss, then walking out feeling like a new person. So interesting to watch you work as well. Please keep these videos coming! ❤️

[@irisjones1234]

½¹1q Q1 often ²is ¼😢

[@Sara-e9u]

He is so good at this. He is a great communicator. Honest and helpful. I like that does his best to diagnose not being afraid to say what it could be. He is just very thouro with loads of skill. Wish he was in the USA but he is better staying where he is given the state of health care here.

[@kikitcat5]

Yup I'm pretty sure he may be sickened by the greedy and litigious environment here.

[@MARIE19986]

Neel shines so brightly. Thank you. I didn't expect a video that could match up against yesterday's, but this video was awesome.

[@dianeburgess8699]

Have watched this video several times. Certainly the most difficult extraction by a very patient, caring professional. Congratulations Neel. 👏👏❤️❤️

[@catesmith3011]

No one could have left it cleaned so well. Hope the healing is well underway for this patient.❤

[@bridgetking195]

Truly remarkable extraction and accompanying narration. It’s hard to believe that you’re not an ENT surgeon. Looking forward to the new Raithatha instruments. Mr Jobson and St. Bart’s have a rival.

[@allsortsdiane8086]

This is my favourite keratosis obstrans video, I think it's just the best. Just a note,don't apologise for long video's. If people get bored then they can log out,as for myself I watch every last second. You are a brilliant audiologist,you have great patience with your patient's & you never give up. In my mind you are all of the above with the added bonus of being a wonderful tutor. So Thank Q Mr Neel for being you. ❤

[@FlissFloss2906]

Wow. Great job. That poor patient must have been in lots of pain. And I imagine the difference after seeing you was amazing. And then after using the medication. I saw on a different video you posted that you said that you had a lot of negative comments on some videos. Please please please ignore the haters. I’ve been watching you on and off (mostly on!) for many years now and I’ve never seen a video where you’re explanations are not helpful, nor have I seen a video where you don’t put the patient first. People that comment negatively usually have no clue what they’re talking about. They don’t understand what you’re doing and they are usually pretty ignorant. REMEMBER… You can’t argue with stupid. Keep doing what you’re doing because most of us think that you’re fabulous. Your calming voice is lovely and your work exceptional.

[@Dixy3]

My goodness gracious me, that is a terrible situation to have both ears so badly affected like this. I sincerely hope that this patient get better quickly 🙏.

[@lisawickwar6660]

What a complex and skilled procedure. This persons ear looks so painful and raw. Let's hope it heals quickly. Thank you for sharing this Neel.

[@jonawesolowski-thecommunit9968]

That was a very detailed long process. Super satisfying to watch. I cannot fathom the relief they felt. I suffered horribly with ear infection into my teens. Very thankful I have no current issues, and hear very well

[@LinFromMinn]

How much you helped this patient! They must have been so grateful.

[@daniellewalker619]

Oh wow. That poor patient must have been in so much pain prior to this appointment. He must have felt so much relief. Thank god you were able to help them

[@diamondonpurpose9145]

This condition looks extremely painful 😮. Bleeding!!?!!! I couldn't imagine the pain -And I've suffered monster wax and ear trauma. Thank you for taking care of him Neel

[@pixeldoc7119]

The strength of the temporal bone has little to do with the pressure of the plug of dead skin within the canal to cause the eventual widening/expansion of the canal. Any pressure, even relatively minor, will stimulate the presence of osteoclasts within the temporal bone, which in turn erodes the periphery of the bone and which in turn results in the widening of the canal.

[@shawntab86]

My God!!! The amount of pain and discomfort this patient may have been going through with all of that in their ear. I know the patient was so relieved to get all of that debris out of their ear and now they can begin to heal. Great video Dr. Neel!!

[@krstimobley-vt8nl]

My goodness, ive never seen ears this bad!😮😮 bless their heart ♥, I can tell you helped them so much and I could only imagine how comforting you are with this patient and all others! Thankyou for your hard work you do, I wish there were more drs like you in the u.s.❤❤

[@kristinmann9988]

I have seen this video so many time. I love the way you explain things so the average person can understand. Your voice is so calming as well. Thank you.

[@Hunny8801]

Do you think you may one day do a Q and A video? I have so many questions!!!

[@joyhruska9377]

That would be a great video! Wonderful idea!!

[@coralharvey7957]

You have an incredibly soothing voice which really must help the patient to relax. This looks incredibly sore and painful . I do hope this procedure affords relief.

[@pigcatapult]

I never would have expected that an ear-cleaning video could get so gory. I hope the patient is recovering well!

[@crystal.hangovergang]

This is one of my favorite videos of yours!!

[@brookelopez114]

I think you are so skilled and intelligent and incredibly talented but what really impresses me is how polite and calm and so kind you are I think your patients are so lucky to have you and it doesn’t hurt that you are so handsome!!!!!!

[@DianeRuth-wp6bk]

He is handsome🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@DianeRuth-wp6bk]

Yes they are and yes he is Handsome❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@mary-kittybonkers2374]

Thank you. I can’t get over how severe your patient’s condition was and how abnormal the EAC was, he/she/they must’ve been in great pain. I do hope that he/she/they are improving.

[@angelasangels8256]

Really excited about your new line of tools Neel. I've been watching earwax removal for about 3 years and I've always thought Dr Zhao has the best forceps, they seem to have much better grip and not tear through skin and wax plugs. Really interested to see what you've engineered.

[@aspenpaul4115]

He also has the best ear hook! Though Zhao uses anesthesia on his patients, I think.

[@angelasangels8256]

@@aspenpaul4115 he definitely uses anesthesia on some of his patients that's for sure but still incredibly skillful. It's a real shame Neel isn't able to use any kind of numbing or pain relief on his patients.

[@terriwetz6077]

​@@angelasangels8256 That's bcs Dr. Zhao is also an ENT surgeon. Have you seen any of his nasal surgeries? Awesome!!

[@kikitcat5]

I wish people would actually research the why behind the what before firing accusations at professionals! What's more likely, they can't do it for a valid reason, or this nice capable guy on here is actually just a sadistic person who gets off on patients' pain? Use your brains people!

[@steverice7546]

Grade 4 is when there’s a living squirrel making a nest in your ear canal.

[@kathleenneely6316]

Lol

[@kathleenneely6316]

We love you Neel you are a wonderful audiologist and your surgical prowess is unmatched

[@Blue_Sonnet]

Is Grade 5 a perplexed lion? I want it to be a perplexed lion.

[@jenjoy3215]

OMG what a damaged ear. And the pain. That may not be the worst case Neel but it certainly looks like it. Thankful you provided some relief.

[@vanessas3385]

Neel, I swear you are steady as a surgeon, but thank goodness you went into audiology instead because the world needs this kind of skill and technique so badly. My husband needs his canals peeled of skin and here in the States if it’s not visible wax they tell you there’s nothing in there. I have seriously considered taking a trip to Leicester just to get him in with you. He went to Leicester University actually! It would be a homecoming of sorts AND he’d get his ears treated by the best of the best

[@viviennejordan215]

An Excellent Job, Neel, Thanks to You and Your Patient. I am So Excited about Your new range of tools, I'm Sure that they will be very helpful to other Audiologists, Can't wait to see them in action! And in Tandem with the Wax Scope. All the Best in Your Endeavors Neel. Have a Great Sunday.

[@mihorsewoman]

Wow, that one ear looked so painful!!! Glad you could provide relief for the patient!! Keep up the good work!! ❤

[@brittanyhunter9793]

You always do an amazing job, no matter how difficult a procedure may be. The way you care for each patient as individuals and not just another number sets you apart from many in the medical field. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@lalaboo251]

These are so fascinating, thanks to the patient for sharing with us.

[@ollie9619]

That poor man, what pain he must have been in, saw 1320, this was worse. The blood didn’t bother me, it showed us the traum to ear was going through. That you Dr Neel for doing this clear, hope the patient gets well with the antibiotics. 🇦🇺

[@edmundoreilly6398]

I have to say Neil, that was fascinating to watch. I have been a follower for some time and in my humble opinion, I would consider this case to have been one of your most protracted and challenging procedures. 👏👏

[@susanbrinson9281]

You really explain things nicely! You are so gentle and patient. I got the silicone bell of my hearing aid stuck in my ear canal and I went to my audiologist immediately because the pressure was uncomfortable. I cannot imagine what your patients must feel… but I’m sure they are very happy when they leave!

[@annettemitton4361]

Wow! Thank-you so much for an amazing video! So happy for you to reveal soon the new tools you have created, so excited for you! ❤😊

[@carriebeth7996]

Incredible video. Thank you. Will the patient have a follow up appointment with you, if so would love to see how it heals

[@bbjjbb61]

Oh that's great to hear! I'm so glad you designed new tools. I thought you had said something previously but I couldn't remember for sure. I thought someone with a ton of experience would create the most useful types for the work you do. So often we use only the tools available and while there's nothing wrong with that, I feel almost everything can be improved upon. Good for you sir! I wish you the best and Im sure others will find your tools more useful.

[@gloriamurray8459]

It's honestly soothing to watch. I would go with my dad to get his ears cleaned out professionally and the stuff they took out his ear was terrifying. My dad's eardrum was eaten away due to a childhood incident he got from having too much stagnant water in his ear, which in turn caused his entire eardrum was eaten away from infection. My dad was just a boy and they were poor and lived in the mountains, not easy access for them to have medications much less did they have insurace or money. They had barter what , little they had just to get A treatment for the boy.😊They were not as advanced as they are today. It was very barbaric!

[@nilzadesanti6717]

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[@kikitcat5]

US I presume? Your poor dad, I feel sorry for him.

[@mariaelisabetederosa4796]

Trabalho delicado e foi feito com muita paciência. Parabéns

[@juliealvis7635]

I'm so impressed with how passionate and dedicated you are to the field you are working in. I hope everything goes well with your endeavors to introduce new utensils into the world. You truly are impressive.

[@KerryBriggs-sy3dy]

Thank you for showing us this challenging ear clean. It is enlightening to see how bad things can get if not addressed. It's good to hear this patient was not in tremendous pain but probably why patient did not come sooner

[@reneecarter6702]

Doc, you’re an absolute lifesaver. Helping people like this, just wow. ❤

[@Gree263]

Can you show us everything you've removed at the end, please?,

[@debrajohnson8516]

Neel, this was an engaging removal of wax and keratin. The otitis obturans seems spot on especially when there is proof of canal widening. Great job, sorry you couldn't get all the debris out. :-) 👏🏽😊❤

[@debrajohnson8516]

Please provide any follow up examinations on this patient, we would love to see the results of antibiotic spray and healing.

[@s.d.7946]

He did an amazing job 👍🏼

[@NikkiSpencerNikkishotspot]

Wow just wow. What a great job. It looked so painful 😢 and then you cleared it out 😁. They are probably able to hear so much better now. I can't imagine the pressure they felt until it came out.

[@alex_zetsu]

19:57 It was great that you not only removed the blockage but the patient was enjoying the procedure instead of having a painful but necessary procedure to relieve the blockage.

[@Christopher-ce6qt]

Mr Neel, thank you for sharing your video and thoughts on this patients ear and treatment, the right ear looked horrendous. Our son has a damaged trapanic membrane and permanent deafness from birth, but two years ago he developed an horrendous condition that required emergency treatment, consultation, then CAT and MRI scans and ultimately 5 hour surgery where the surgeon found a huge Cholesteatoma tumour in the inner ear which was eating away the scull bone, almost through to the brain. Trouble was he also has narcolepsy and sleep apnea due to his permanent brain damage post birth caused by gross negligence by nursing and midwife staff at a military hospital in Germany because he was born premature and had hyaline membrane disease, stage 4 air block in his lungs and palpable mass in the abdomen that later just disappeared. They missed his ear was also permanently damaged, and had hearing loss in both ears. You do an outstanding job for your patients 👏 🙌 . Keep up the great work. Best regards, Chris.

[@AnneMoshtael]

So sorry your son has had so many health challenges. May you and he both find healing and peace. ♥️🙏🏼🌹💐

[@DianeRuth-wp6bk]

Oh my God Iam sorry my Prayers are with y0u😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@tracibuckley9314]

Most intriguing ear video I’ve ever seen!! And I’ve seen a lot!! Thank you for sharing! I would imagine that the patient was in excruciating pain during the procedure, but to hear that they experienced relief, gives me relief!!

[@sharlenetiti5567]

That must be so painful Your client trusts you and rightly so, you are an awesome audiologist and I love listening to you say what's going on.

[@pamelaabettis7225]

Goodness! No wonder this pt was hurting! That granulation tissue just looks like it’s painful! The drainage comes right back that is one the eardrum, wouldn’t that indicate puralence rather than residual sodium bicarbonate? Excellent work Neel!

[@sunnycadwallader2873]

You are a pioneer in your field. Doing much to improve ear care. Thank you!

[@terireade8850]

Best video yet. What a relief that must be!

[@lauren9667]

Amazing job! The patient is now able to live his life and develop a plan to not to get to this horrible place again. After you were done, the ear canal looked like the entrance to hell!

[@PatriciaMaggiore]

Mr What a wonderful job with these ear you are No 1 😊❤❤

[@catesmith3011]

Your tenacity is admirable. Wow!

[@lesliebarnard1997]

I love your work, thanks so much, to your patient, for sharing your work and the effective treatments that resolve their problems.

[@jeaninemartin]

You are truly an expert in this field. Always great to see you in action and hear your detailed explanations and learnings. What is the magnification?

[@allsortsdiane8086]

You did a wonderful job Mr Neel your patient must have been so happy but,I have to admit that this video is my favourite. I've seen it several times now but it just fascinate's me. People might be thinking I'm weird but I can't help what my favourite video's are. ❤

[@bobbytaylor1563]

You're the best at what you do, i love watching your videos because you explain everything very well and take your time and make those ears look way better. Wish you were here in the USA

[@dukedematteo1995]

This had to be 15-20 years of ear skin gunk, just never ending. What a relief after Doc cleared all that out.

[@myrnagarvey3045]

Wow, I can’t imagine the pain this person was in. Excellent work Neel if anyone complain they are an idiot ignore them. ❤

[@karenhall4371]

Feel so sorry for this person but wow it was so impressive! Hope the antibiotics work and it heals soon, a follow up video would be great!👍🏼

[@lesleystadames2810]

What a great video. That poor patient but I’m surprised that it was left for so long. Such a great job done

[@kikitcat5]

I'm sure he just didn't go in for shits and giggles. 🙄

[@Blue_Sonnet]

​@@kikitcat5 I dunno, someone commented saying he rather enjoyed it 😉 Unfortunately I've missed that part of the video, unless it's past the part I'm currently at 😁

[@allsortsdiane8086]

W.O.W. that looked like a really hard job. You are so brilliant in you're field you give so much of you're time making sure you're patient is ok then carry on with making their world a happier 1. Thank you for giving us so much of you're free time to help us hopefully what not to do when it come's to our ear's & I love watching what you do,you're so dedicated. Thank you Neel for being you. !!😊

[@jillfarrow8029]

A national earwax removal day could be established where urgent care clinics could offer this service.based on the numerous videos showing earwax removal, many people need this procedure.

[@lindaredding4743]

Oh my!! That poor man!! So glad you could help him. You are awesome!!

[@khameo71]

Can I ask, how long does it take for an ear to get impacted like this?

[@gracegoodenough5895]

When my children were little, a couple of them really had struggles with impacted ear wax ... the pediatrician that they all saw was brilliant doc and Ioved him. Dr Gunderson suggested going to the pharmacy and purchasing Colase, a stool softener that is sold in capsules. Poke a hole in the capsule and dribble the contents into thr ear canal. This works best by placing your child's head on your lap with chosen ear up. Next use one of those aspiration bulb and drip a small amount of warm water into the ear. The Colace works to soften the wax. After 5-8 minutes, squirt more warm water into the ear and the wax and dirt will rinse right out. We had a greatly lowered occurrence of ear aches!

[@heathercashero6806]

Phenomenal work! I can feel thr relief from here!! Amazing job helping this patient to feel so much better!! ❤❤❤

[@pearlgreening6882]

What an interesting thing to watch I was pulling in my hand lol trying to help you! What a good job and this man must be so relieved 😊 your good 😊

[@wendydebois1685]

This person must really hurt. Hope he feels better soon, thanks to the wonderfull Doctor🤗

[@heatherexcell3078]

That was masterful work, as was yesterday's video. I'm in awe, that you could that right ear without anaesthesia and without causing pain. I'm very curious to see your new range of tools, and especially to see how they compare to others I've seen used, like the Rosen Inserter. I never would have thought I'd be excited by ear curettes, but here we are. I suppose there are many worse youtube rabbit holes I could have fallen down...

[@Blue_Sonnet]

Have you ended up on cow hooves yet? I'm addicted and I have no idea how I got there...

[@heatherexcell3078]

@@Blue_Sonnet I've been following The Hoof GP since before I discovered these videos. I started with pimple popping, and now I'm watching stuff from hoof trimming to full endoscopic surgeries.

[@mikeduffy6525]

Would love to see a follow up on this one.

[@sherrisiegel5787]

Oh my goodness that was an awesome video. The care you gave to your patient is top notch. I also enjoy seeing these type of videos. The blood doesn’t bother me. I hope this patient feels better soon. I also like the way you explain everything during the procedure. I like learning from you.

[@annabertholf5020]

That was a pretty darn awesome procedure. Great work! Thank you😊

[@AthenaisC]

That poor patient. Their pain must have been awful. Thank goodness you were able to squeeze them in and get rid of that dead skin. Wow. 😮

[@sunnycadwallader2873]

Phenomenal job. Congratulations on a job well done. You are a pioneer in your field. God bless you in your work.