1,503 - TOP 10 MOST BIZARRE FOREIGN BODY EAR EXTRACTIONS! 🫣

[@dianejohnson9904]

That last one was the strangest thing I ever saw. I can’t believe they didn’t feel those in there!

[@elisamartinelli7676]

There was like 20+ plus in there. Just when i think he's almost done theres more lol. Losing that many is insane not to feel.

[@ronmckickass5714]

Whats sad is how easy it seems that they come off.

[@donnadees1971]

I’m agog.

[@merriahhenderson8264]

What are they?

[@jessewru6425]

Have you not seen the lady with 20-50 contact lenses built up behind her eye?

[@dogmom2023]

I am a nurse who used to do ear lavages , a mechanic came in one day for me to clean his ears, and I believe more rust come from his ears than a 50-year-old car.

[@resQfurppl]

😂😂😂 i can just imagine the expression on your face 😂😂😂

[@madamx84]

I got most of a cockroach out of a kid's ear. The roach head was stuck in the eardrum!! ENT had to remove it

[@kelseyswanepoel7056]

No ear protection while sanding?

[@oracul777]

Значит он хороший механик 😁

[@PeaJayCee]

My hubby drives a dump truck that hauls coal. The coal dust is awful. It gets into everything. I'm going to tell him to get his ears done

[@janethollman7894]

22 plastic caps did it get entered into the Guinness Book of Records

[@steeldreemurr9792]

“Remember to put nothing smaller than your elbow in your ear” had me dying

[@foxdenabstractart]

Mom said this all the time.

[@sarahwagland1559]

I thought it was the only thing you should put in your ear is your elbow meaning nothing because you cannot get your elbow anywhere near your ear!

[@JamJameson]

This must be a global teaching because I live in small town USA and my nursing instructor told us the same thing.

[@kaiawarmhearth]

My Gram always said it was nothing smaller than your elbow wrapped in a pillow!

[@juanstarnotip8122]

i was always told banana not elbow but same is same lol

[@shannonpinkston8031]

As a family nurse practitioner, i wasn’t surprised by the playdough. The tooth was a new one on me. Kids are always so proud that they’ve gotten things so far into their ears & noses.

[@brandyspears6915]

As a former child, I agree with this 😂😂😂. I hated English peas as a child... well I still do, but I stuck a BUNCH up by sides of my nose, to get out of eating them.... days go by... "stuffy" nose lol, eventually stinky breath.. mom finally took me thinking I had some sort of sinus infection... ummmm yeah no... nose full of weeks old English pea ick 😂😂😂...

[@wizardsamwise]

so true. as a 5 year old i proudly shoved a yellow bb gun pellet in my nose with the intention of shooting it back out; it did not shoot back out.

[@lilymoncat]

I wasn't. My dumb butt shoved a bead into my ear as a child trying to make ear plugs and the instant I realized it was stuck slunk down and informed my father he was going to yell at me because I did something Stupid. I'm almost 41 and to this day I'm owed a delayed lecture if I ever do something that Stupid again.

[@lockedgirl6575]

This video made me very grateful that my kids made it through their younger years without getting anything stuck in their ears!

[@BaByDoLL_SKZ143]

My sister and i just put things in our noses. But luckily we told our mum straight away so it was never in there for long 😂

[@CaliAnimalLover]

That was crazy!!

[@resQfurppl]

Rhys & Taylor had a battery removal that had been jammed down in the canal for a while. drs thought it was wax or something & the patient had been putting all kinds of drops in corroding the battery 🤯😱 they struggled but finally got it out & that ear canal was a MESS!!! i hope the patient is okay … they had to go back to their GP

[@michellesmith6558]

Yeah that was nasty.I remember that one!

[@prion42]

Ugh I saw that, they left little flakes of metal in the ear. Really should have flushed it.

[@ceedavies]

I saw that one! How on earth the doctors missed it?!

[@bigpoppa1234]

@@ceedavies they couldn't figure it out until until they hooked around and wiggled it and revealled a metallic surface. it looked more like a white jewllery bead or crusty wax or a q-tip before that.

[@mergiebradley9990]

Have your kids ever put peas or corn kernels in the nose. Now, that is something to try and get out.

[@KOB923]

Number one was definitely in the right spot. That was amazing.

[@theresahenderson3534]

Agreed

[@kisham2725]

🦻🦻🦻CASE #1 reminds me of the patient who went to eye doc due to loss of vision, only to discover they were wearing MUUUUULTIPLE contact lenses at the same time. Like just layers and layers of contacts!!

[@serahloeffelroberts9901]

😮

[@priscilanosoma]

I remember this one. There were more than twenty if I remember correctly. Still can't believe

[@sarahfelsch5465]

I want to say 23 or something crazy like that

[@feelthejoy]

People are nuts

[@peternaveen1832]

They probably thought more the number of lenses better the vision... we have lot of competition for the next Einstein...

[@sharoncastro1849]

🤦‍♀️ #1 was unbelievable! I don’t understand why that patient kept putting fresh tips on without questioning where the original tips went? 🤷‍♀️

[@laurachapin204]

Yeah, I think I would have gotten suspicious after just two or three going missing. Twenty-two?! Wow.

[@EmmieHunny]

I mean he said the patient thought they were just falling off outside of the ear

[@weirdnomad8868]

A lot of these patients are old men suffering from cognitive decline

[@rose-annehenry9862]

Le truc numero c'est quoi ??

[@spectradusker4305]

I am surprised they couldn't feel it

[@verenamaharajah6082]

I had Otitis Externa for 17 years, the itching would drive me mad. Doctors gave me different drops and ointments over the years but it wasn’t until I was given drops that contained vinegar [ acetic acid ] that it cleared up within a week!

[@jamecia90s]

Did your ear have a yeast infection?

[@verenamaharajah6082]

@@jamecia90s No, as I said, it was a common condition known as Otitis Externa. A type of eczema.

[@jamecia90s]

@@verenamaharajah6082 I apologize I didn't know what that was, I do know what eczema is though

[@Halo2glitchlover22]

@@verenamaharajah6082 well eczema is caused by the yeast on our skin.

[@joannecanetti7481]

That was great Neel. I think the order in which you numbered them was right on.

[@namastehealthcare7163]

Worst my sister ever saw was a beetle in ear, still alive and kicking. patient was panicking and had trouble holding still for removal. This is family medicine, though, not a specialist

[@la.Mayonesa]

When my nephew was little he got a Japanese beetle in his ear and went to the emergency room. He was pretty freaked out. 😊

[@HelenCamile63]

😳😵‍💫🥴🤢 Earwigs were our greatest fear when camping out as kids.

[@uniquegeek2708]

SIL as a teenager had a moth in hers and the docs sent her home, waiting for it to die (2 days).

[@disgustof-riley]

In the UK the familt practicioner isn't allowed to do this at all

[@lymares6246]

Algo así me pasó de niña, se me metió un insecto y sentía el zumbido, me lo saque sola a pedazos

[@melanie990]

Thank you for not adding anything with bugs!!!

[@afrenchfry8370]

In one of his vids he said he's fortunate to not extract any bugs yet in his career

[@Veronique1240]

I agree ~ I draw the line ~ lol

[@ickisthewolf]

I was a little bit nervous about #2 when I first saw bristles. My mind immediately went to a fuzzy caterpillar. Not that the actual thing was much better, though! Ugh! Cm&half is kinda massive!

[@Jean-qu3ru]

A moth flew into my partner's ear a few years ago. I shone a bright light on his ear, and damn if the thing didn't come crawling towards the light and flew away! He said it was the weirdest feeling. I've had gnats go in. Again, shine that light -- they'll come right back out.

[@speechtaught]

I remember my nephew would put macaroni in his ears. Luckily it was easy to get out as he would do this at the table in front of all of us 😂

[@daveslamjam]

my sister once got macaroni stuck in her nose that had to be removed by a doctor, because when we tried to remove it, it would just fall apart

[@ickisthewolf]

🤦🏼‍♀️

[@zoebowler5664]

The tooth 😂😂😂😂

[@kristinholsapple2587]

That was pretty funny , I was wondering if the child thought nah tooth fairy can find it in my ear ..

[@rachelartis4433]

That was pretty gross!

[@brandyspears6915]

That was the most kid thing I've ever seen 😂😂

[@lennycorner3287]

😂

[@katherinebraxton5068]

I was so satisfied with this video! When my son was 2yrs old he put a red piece of paper with black dots it into his ear.He said he wanted to hear what the dots had to say.😂😂😂😂

[@dragoncubes1074]

Cool!

[@Trisoulwolf]

Did they say anything? 🤣

[@I_am_Junebug]

Mr. Neel - thanks for this. Itchy ears seem to get people into trouble & I get it because itch can make one crazy. Are you saying that there is nothing that can be safely done by the patient to provide some temporary relief? Until one can get to see a doctor?

[@lucyl.8446]

Good question. I would really appreciate an answer to that as well

[@resQfurppl]

btw i remember some of these but not all, the world is lucky to have you!!

[@heathercashero6806]

Such a fun compilation for us! I still think about #1 ever since I first saw it, just crazy! Thanks, Neel!

[@sandeeyoung7634]

Great video!! Removing all those hearing aid bits was definitely #1 but the floss brush was making my ear itch!!

[@penelopewaters4496]

I really love the top 10 things you have removed from the patients ear channels. Yes, please would see more of your top ten.I really enjoyed watching it and really amazing things people put their ear channels.

[@SarahLovesU2]

#1 was crazy!!! I remember watching the ones with kids and how gentle and calming you were for them. Such a scary thing for a little one! Takes a lot of skill on many levels.

[@dragoncubes1074]

I have a dim memory of having my ears flushed out as a small child because I'd put in several tiny balls of modelling clay. I don't recall putting them in, but I do remember the clay and how it tickled in my ear. The warm liquid used to flush it out was loud, but soothing. Overall a positive experience for me, though my Mum never mentioned it afterwards so I don't know how she felt about it.

[@Lqg7379]

​That's wilder than a gosh damn grizzly bear 💀@@dragoncubes1074

[@ThundahComes]

I've had the back of my earring fall in my ear. So no judgements here...😂

[@kristinholsapple2587]

Really ??? Omg I would have probably had a heartattack...I have wearing earrings my whole life thank god that never happened .... Watch it is gng to happen to me tomorrow for being a show off 😂...glad there was no damage...

[@ThundahComes]

@@kristinholsapple2587 yeah, don't jinx yourself like that. 😂

[@SilenceHuman]

Was it painful? Did you manage to get it out by yourself or did you have to go to the doctor?

[@ThundahComes]

​@@SilenceHumanit didn't get stuck, i just tilted my head and it fell right out!

[@A_ella_]

8:03 most wouldn't do it without an appt etc... I'm so grateful you took a peek and helped her from getting intensive ear trauma.... It must've been fate

[@marytolhurst5165]

Neel, regarding the itchy ears...I get itchy ears from time to time & I've learned that a couple of drops of olive oil will help..stops me scratching too!

[@dianeburgess8699]

Absolutely astounding what you have removed from those ears. Thankful for your skills Neel 👏❤️

[@gailbohnet]

These were fun to watch and luckily no one hurt themselves.

[@shirleyhaffner4018]

I had to watch that twice!!! ❤ 😂 Oh my goodness gracious!!! I was laughing at most but definitely in disbelief while watching number one! Twenty two filters… two hiding around the corner… so funny! You did a great line up here, Mr. Neel! Who knew the Tooth Fairy now needs to look under the pillow and in the ears for a lost baby tooth! 😂

[@Idge68]

😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Quice_Love]

On #2 why was his ear so wet looking. Like clear gloss covering the ear drum?

[@joanbaker6252]

In this case - how do you stop the itching?

[@politiciancranberry]

You dont 😊

[@Lulu5771]

Great video !!! The last one was the Best! OMGOSH can’t believe how many of the filters were in this ear. When I was little my mom was making split pea soup so I decided to see how many I could fit in my ear. I ended up requiring surgery to remove them. A few wedged between my ear drum and the wall my ear. They swell from moisture and caused air to enter my middle ear, I was in so much pain ❤. I remember the Dr telling me don’t put anything smaller than my elbow in my ear. lol

[@dianneking3842]

These people!! One day you’re going to pull a car out of their ear. How the heck do they get these things😂?? It makes me hit my ear at invisible bugs. Enjoyed your Top 10.

[@kitarrah1422]

Watch the movie "Doc Hollywood" with Michael J. Fox.

[@serahloeffelroberts9901]

Before the age of antibiotics, mastoid operations were common (removing infected bone around the ear.) My husband had one of these operations in childhood and as a result had abnormally narrow ear canals. He had to go to the ENT very frequently to clean the ear canal because it was impossible to clean the ear naturally.

[@waverunner716]

A fall disrupted the otoliths in middle ear and 10 years later nothing done has helped with vertigo with passing out and creating BPPV ? IS there any help available??

[@MyShotsieGirl]

I remember most of those extractions. Very entertaining and enjoyed it a lot. Love all of your videos and you have educated me and I have educated my family and friends on ear health and safety 😊 Thank you for everything you do!!

[@shimnomdogo8400]

I had a stone in my right ear when I was a kid, had to tilt me head slightly to the right all the time cos the stone hit my ear drum when I kept my head up right

[@marlonstubbs727]

I have been working as a remodeling and new construction contractor for 40 years and I know that I need to get my ears cleaned out but I'm scared to get them done. But at age 67 and watching these videos it's time for me to buck up and go. Truely enjoyed the videos.

[@murielsmith3782]

What a great video they say variety is spice of life and there was plenty in this one would love it if you do another one bet there are times when you think you have seen everything then something else turns up love it when you show these mixed videos thank you neel 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

Amazing! I remember some of these from the original, especially the popcorn, playdough, and filters!

[@laurelherman8538]

That was wild especially # 1. .. great video.

[@KissySueknits]

I love the top 10! They were arranged perfectly . You saved the best for last, as it should be

[@sylviagarcia3672]

Wow, just wow. I have seen some bizarre items in the ear on this one. The number one most items in the ear floored me. I have learned a lot by watching and you explanations on what can be found in the ear. What is normal and what is not has educated me. Thank you for all you do.

[@yuliaw3265]

What is year this ?

[@martinedelelis3298]

Hello, pour le dernier ( les) retrait, on parle de filtre , c'est pour les appareils auditifs ? Et c'est un filtre pour empêcher le cérumen d'entrer dans l'appareil ? Comment se fait -il que ces filtres s'enlèvent aussi facilement ? Ce n'est pas normal.

[@angelraburn4401]

Brilliant! It’s amazing what we will do to relieve that itch or to clean our own ears. I’m always reminded of my mother using a Bobby pin as we call it in the US (a sort of hair clip) to clean her ears. It makes me terrified now. Thank you for sharing. That was great.

[@I_am_Junebug]

My mother used Bobby pins also. Matches, too. Wow, I forgot about that!

[@feelthejoy]

I believe they’re called Kirby grips in the uk

[@angelraburn4401]

@@feelthejoy thank you 😊 always interesting that the same object has different names in different places.

[@angelraburn4401]

@@I_am_Junebug I think mine used the end of her glasses too 😂 a list of things we should not use to clean ears … 😊

[@nevertoooldfordolls]

I get itchy ears and i have never thought of using something to itch my ear. This video has scared me into never trying it. I usually use my pinky to itch. I guess occasionally i use a Q-tip which i know is bad but i try not to and i try to not put it in very deep.

[@johnsamuel221]

No. 1 is truly unbelievable

[@sandiodonovan8953]

Wow... 😅 What some people put in the ear... Great compilation Neel 👏 thanks for sharing 👍👂💜✌️🇮🇪

[@TheBlessed1427]

Wow, that was really a cool episode. Thanks for sharing. Stay blessed 🙏🏾💖

[@veerlepeeters4559]

Splendid video !!! ❤️ thank you for sharing this with us Mr Neel You can’t believe what some people put in their ears ? See you soon 🇧🇪😘

[@janetkellyedlington7616]

I watch your channel often, this for me is one of the best. Hi from Yorkshire in England. One of the best places to visit. 🎉🎉

[@BethCassidy-sk8ds]

“nobody does it better” (song) You are the best

[@kristinholsapple2587]

Ugh I really dislike you, that FREAKEN SONG is in my head now 😂😂😂 as soon as I saw (song) I immediately starting singing...It is 12am here in NY and I do not need a song from a James bond movie keeping me up 😂😂😂

[@drowzyus360]

Quick question: If you got something stuck in your ear in the middle ages would you be doomed to being deaf for the rest of your life? Or did they have other methods of removing things from ears back then?

[@paulinehawkins2207]

All in order of severity. Well done. Amazing what people do. Neel you’re very confident and efficient in removing these foreign items. The last video I’ve seen before but still shocking to watch. Again very well done. ❤❤

[@Elieesia]

So talented. I knew you would use the ear hook for the popcorn kernel, but how delicately you removed it was astonishing. Bravo 👏

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Thank you, Mr R.

[@caroleroseburgh1344]

Good Evening Neel🙋🏽. Great Job 👏🏽👏👏🏽👏👏🏽👏👏🏽👏👏🏽

[@danettebermea8564]

Loved this compilation!

[@janethollman7894]

My son put a stone in his ear at school he frightened himself so much he came running home to tell me. The doctor got it out really easily with no pain at all. He did as a dare expecting it to fall out. Around the same time a friend’s son wanted to see how many Lego pieces he could get in his ear. A friend of his said he got a certain number I his ear so he thought he could beat this. This incident was an A&E visit and a huge telling of from the doctor as he was not a young kid. He was in the 1st year at secondary school.

[@AppleCrostada]

OOH I HAVE A STORY! I think I was about 6 or so, but they used to have these sticky rhinestone play earring things that were made to be stuck on your earlobe for costumes, dressing up, etc. Well, I forgot to take one off before a bath, and it ended up going IN my ear. Idk how my parents found out, but I do remember going to an ENT and seeing them pull it out with the forceps! None of us knew what it was until that moment and the ENT didn't understand at first until my parents explained. Needless to say, I never got to wear them again lmao. Seems wild they were even allowed to be marketed as such, but hey, that's late 90s/early 2000s for you lol

[@ickisthewolf]

I totally remember those!

[@22Purplemist]

I use Tepe interdental brushes and they only break after lots of manipulation so they must have really twisted that brush

[@CloudHudson]

wow... I once had a small spider crawl in my ear and it sounded like someone was crinkling paper inside of my head. I can't imagine getting this stuff stuck in there and not hearing it!!

[@charlesmcmasters]

Even knowing how tiny my hearing aid filters are, I am amazed the patient didn't feel them! I caught myself subconsciously shaking my head to see if I had any in there, lol! Great top 10! Bonus thumbs up for not having any bugs...those ALWAYS freak me out!

[@pamelaabettis7225]

This is a great video! Do more of them! And definitely the crayon one should be #1 in the next video!

[@janetbrowning9089]

Wow, those 22 filter caps...that was an amazing thing to find, especially because the patient didn't feel them in his ear!! Thank goodness you were able to remove them all!! Excellent video!!

[@david.thomas.108]

What a collection! Great video and so good that you could help these patients. Nice one 👍

[@conniemartin9362]

I just had both of my hearing aides repaired because the original "wax protectors" fell inside both hearing aides, blocking them from working properly. When I got them back, they had the NEW filters that I can now change. I IMMEDIATELY recognized them when I saw them. But I wondered how the heck they didn't notice they were missing? I check mine daily!

[@maryannklein2235]

I really enjoyed this video! Thank you.

[@azamyahmad]

Absolutely beautiful sharing and a million thanks Neel ..

[@FemmiFatale]

Regarding video number 7. I also suffer from chronically itchy ear canals. How do you relieve the itchiness without inserting a foreign object to scratch the itch?

[@AnnamarieMann-c3w]

It was a great video! Thank you.

[@CherDele]

no:1 is crazy😱 ..made the hairs on the back of my head/arms stand up and itched like hell.

[@debbiej10101]

That was brilliant. I always enjoy your videos. I find your voice relaxing and soothing. Thank you for entertaining us.

[@emjayem24]

I’ve lost about 2 hearing aid wax guards in my ear over the years, absolutely no idea if they’re still there though

[@Joe___R]

It looks like you really should get a few soft tipped suction tubes. A silicone tip can conform to the nessasary shape to seal onto objects like that corn kernel.

[@juanstarnotip8122]

i hope you sent this to the manufacturer of the hearing aid in question. They have a design issue with said hearing aid and need to step up.

[@Scottish_Rose]

I have psoriasis in both ears. What’s the likelihood I’ll wind up with impacted wax buildup? 😔

[@kaiyakershaw1028]

I expected there’d be a few funny items inserted by young children, but the play dough and baby tooth were especially creative! But that #1 definitely earned its place. I could imagine how you might find one or two or maybe three. But surely they’d notice after that many started piling up!

[@draquela96]

I've definitely had the back of my earring go into my ear, luckily tilting my head and shaking made it come right out

[@christinefigari9805]

Awesome video Neel! Great combo of clips!

[@brendabrown2]

I loved this compilation! Great video and I love listening to you!

[@wiredshini]

That one with the tragus piercing isn’t too crazy though. It’s one where the part that is front facing screws into the back, meaning you have to basically push the back part through the inside facing part of the ear. And given how small they are, it’s very easy to drop one of them trying to put it in and find it inside the ear. Actually surprised you don’t see more of those.

[@veeharness2324]

Loved this!

[@terriwetz6077]

The baby tooth is the only one I don't remember seeing before. Your #1 segment was the only logical choice! When I first saw that all I could think of was "How did they not feel anything?"

[@marybeth9412]

That was fascinating. Fortunately no damage to the ears. 😊

[@AlexAlex-ov9qe]

I definitely have the same skin thing as number 2. What do I do about it???

[@chreli2535]

What happens if the ear drum is perforated?

[@patriciasampson5268]

I watch all your videos. I really enjoyed this one, it’s unbelievable what gets put/ stuck in the ear. I think you rated them accordingly too. Carry on the great work.

[@doreen0]

Very well done You are indeed a professional doctor. Thank you for sharing.

[@cindyboozer1874]

Wow that was amazing to think how not just children put things in their ears thank yiu fir sharing

[@dianalandry4617]

I really enjoyed this videoI! It’s hard to believe what you found in your patients ears. I would enjoy seeing another video of odd things found in the ear. 💜💜💜

[@knitpurlsquirrelwithgrannydee]

Wow! Very much enjoyed -especially that last one!

[@dianecagnole9158]

Awesome video as always! Love the content thank you….🙏

[@Allaunira]

Why were there only filters in one ear?

[@Silenceeify]

Because he wears a hearing aid only in one ear?

[@Allaunira]

​@@Silenceeifyohhh...yea probably!

[@janyonge8680]

This was so interesting!! Thank you!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@Crafty.Goth.Creations]

When my daughter was about 3 she was playing on the floor and somehow got a twig in her ear. We have a wood stove so little bits of bark and wood in that area of the floor is common. My husband and I were both in the room so we know she didn't put it in her ear deliberately. It was simply a fluke that it made its way down in the canal. I could see the tip, but she wouldn't let me near it. So we took her to ER. The triage nurse removed it in a matter of seconds with forceps. She was seen by a FNP to check on whether the wood damaged her ear. Luckily, it had only scratched the canal itself, and not damaged the eardrum.

[@sybilreneemcgowan1472]

Best choice for number 1

[@lorib5097]

Is it just me but at 11:16 in the video where you are focusing in at the front did it not look like a single bristle just behind the wax on the right? You can’t tell because the suction tool was in the way if it came out with the wax. 👍👍 for the education

[@jerrilynnbicek7996]

Very interesting! Enjoyed this video!