576 - Extreme Removal of Rock Hard Ear Wax & Keratin

[@jenniferlehman2464]

My father was in the Canadian Military for 22 years. Part of his job was listening through headphones at a high sound to hear radio chatter and Morse Code during the Cold War. He has seen an Audiologist here in Canada. Thankfully, even though he wore those headphones for that many years, he was his hearing is only slightly diminished in both ears, but not to the point that he needs Hearing Aids. He just turned 81 years old this past April. Even with Covid, his Audiologist called, set up an appointment, he went in, and there has been no further loss of hearing from his first appointment 10 years ago. He does have to do the Olive Oil Spray in his ears to help with wax and skin migration. But as he says, the If that's all I have to do once a month? I'm very, very lucky. Thank you for sharing your videos and educating people on the correct way to take care of their ears to avoid issues like you shoe. From the daughter of a Canadian Military Veteran of 22 years, wishing everyone Many Blessings and to Stay Safe. 💖 💖 🇨🇦 Jenn.

[@rhondaharris3954]

My ear felt relief from watching this! That poor lady...so glad you could help her!

[@evagrimm8603]

Speaking as a patient who has had similar ear problems I truly appreciate the care you gave your patients and focused on their comfort. Pain in the ear can bring someone to tears.

[@carolynwells9822]

I love that you take your time and consider the feelings of the patient before the feelings of the viewer. You are so considerate of their comfort and condition. That makes you the best ear cleaner on Utube.

[@carolynwells9822]

The amount of ear wax you have removed from this ear is amazing. Your tools and procedures are fun to watch

[@candacecurtis5739]

These are ENT worthy cases, often removed under general anesthesia. Bloody brilliant that you can do these tolerably while awake with no medicine or freezing on board! Saving the patient endless grief and a major hospital event. Just incredible. This one needed scales for sure. With oil would have weighed even more but might have been horrible added pressure. Amazing talent. Tiny ear canal. Smaller than your little finger. Just shaking my head about down votes and criticizing this incredible audiologist. Gosh 🤩

[@Samnmum]

Wow! Best video I’ve seen so far. I’m a massive fan of your patience and the care you take

[@annwilliams9214]

Massive blockages! She must have been in so much pain and wonder if she could even hear. Love how gentle you are and that you take your time in order that your patient is as comfortable as possible.

[@viviennejordan215]

Man, that Was PACKED! Patient Persistence Neel, You Really Soldiered On, You Always Reach Your Goal, Want the Best for Your Clients. Fantastic Job!!

[@fernemcallister6774]

You are so careful. Appreciate seeing your concern for patients’ comfort

[@erins4183]

😱😱 I’m so happy you were able to help her in the end! You’re always so patient and careful with your patients. Hope you all keep safe. This was SOOO satisfying to watch!

[@carrieschmid1830]

They're absolutely no way that person could have heard a word anyone was saying

[@lilgladys59]

What? WHAT??? :-D

[@sukhrajbrar8778]

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[@meredithtabaldo725]

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[@mandydavies7627]

Wow. Can't imagine the discomfort this person felt and the relief felt afterwards must of been immense, can't wait to see the leader board of wax.

[@savvynyx7156]

Had to find a video I could actually comment on and tell you that I absolutely love your videos! I'm going to be going to school in the summer to become an Audiologist myself, so I greatly look forward to each of your uploads. I love how you explain everything in both medical and layman's terms so it's very easy to understand and follow. Thank you for being an awesome first teacher! PS. Ignore the idiots who leave negative comments, you're awesome and your videos are awesome. Love from Arkansas, USA!

[@sherryballestero5108]

Wow that was huge. I bet the patient feels a lot better. Stay safe.

[@pugwoman1341]

Fantastic job on what looked like a very grueling procedure to perform. Good point about how we would feel as the patient. I think that it’s easy to comment based on what we are looking at, because we are not working with the patient and cannot always appreciate that their comfort is something you need to take into account, as well. I hope this patient does come in more regularly as recommended by you.Thanks!

[@V.Hansen.]

Goodness. This was so satisfying to see come out. Sweet relief!

[@heidifruchtl354]

It's the weirdest thing, but I find ear wax removal videos strangely relaxing and satisfying. My daughter is hard of hearing, profoundly deaf in one ear and the wax in her ears is very dark. We were told that people who wear hearing aids almost always have thick, dark wax, because the ears are trying to naturally move the aids out.

[@gretchenhodgson698]

That was incredible! I nearly cheered when you finally were able to remove that first larger chunk of wax.

[@sillyme163]

I like the way you care so much about how your patients are feeling.

[@kimzales87]

The debris in that second ear was never ending! Wow!! The patient was very lucky to have you as the specialist, so gentle and so thorough

[@tryintolive1960]

You have the patience of a saint. Fantastic job as usual. Thank you for sharing. Keep it up.

[@kathrynmettelka7216]

Mr Neel provided compassionate care, never losing focus on what was best for the patient. An impressive achievement. Anyone who has suffered serious ear pain will empathize with his patient. Did the patient put off her visit to Mr Neel because of Covid-19 concerns? In the US, possible exposure to the virus kept lots of older people away from medical care, especially early in 2020 when even the most highly trained medical experts knew almost nothing about the new virus and misinformation was rampant. When I was a child, I would wake up screaming from middle of the night earaches. My parents did their best taking me to the pediatrician frequently. He gave me penicillin injections. Such was the state of US ear care in the early 1950s. I can still remember the pain. I don't have much trouble with earache now and wonder if my sinus and asthma medications have helped. It is awesome to know that better ear care is now available, at least in the UK. I hope that some of the people Mr Neel trains will practice in the US.

[@viviennejordan215]

Hear, Hear!

[@southernborn1358]

Nicely done! I’m sure the lady was appropriately thankful for your expertise & overall complete understanding of the ear & all of its complexities. Try not to worry or feel the need to defend yourself from clearly uninformed commenters. Just keep on keeping on-you know what needs to be done, how, and why.

[@lawandajones6091]

All I can say is OMG!!! How on earth did she sit through this? You did an awesome job removing all that massive ear wax in both ears.

[@janetwoods1665]

Jolly gee.

[@tragsdale37185]

Did you see the video of the 12 cotton balls he took out of both ears? OMG, I don't know how he or she sat through that one. I take this back this one is worse.

[@lawandajones6091]

@@tragsdale37185 I remember seeing another audiologist who pulled out 12 cotton balls, but not him. Is the video on his page. I can stroll for it.

[@aureamoreto5451]

0 Oi o9

[@kathrynmettelka7216]

That patient must have been in agony. I've watched this video 2 or 3 times, and I'm impressed again and again with how much you helped her.

[@VHick]

Thank goodness you saved her. Great job 👏.. I bought the Earol..spray on Amazon from The U.K...I live in the USA 🇺🇸 🤪..I love it.... Very fast shipping and the spray is wonderful... Thank you for all your videos

[@sharlenetull8060]

Thanks for the video !! I too am facing a very impacted ear! It was very infected and both ears are affected ! I also came down with the upper respiratory infection to ear infections in the middle of summer and I had allergies and I just thought I was going hard of hearing because other doctors had looked in my ears before and didn’t say anything about them being so impacted when I saw this doctor they were so bad that they could not see the eardrum on either side. After 7 days of antibiotics I came back for the Doctor to remove the wax impaction but it was unsuccessful so I was referred to an ENT Dr so that’s what I will do on Monday following this weekend!! I can’t wait to get this out and I will follow my doctors and your thoughts on how to care for them in the near future! I never want this as an issue again!!

[@geraldinelafayette1838]

Are you in the US or 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@Catmomto3]

I would have loved to hear her reaction after you removed everything from her ears! Loved this video!

[@xanpollaro3444]

I’m with you! I bet she felt so much better as the procedure went along😘

[@kristenkatz8425]

Wow!!! This lady must have felt worlds better after this removal!! Great job Dr. Neel😎👍

[@lisamariesundin6320]

I love it when Neil addresses the “armchair experts/UTube Degree Graduates “! Always interesting videos, no they are not meant to be entertaining.

[@hunbun28]

I mean they're probably for learning but I do find them entertaining on some level, why else would we watch them. 4A longtime dr. Neil did not talk during his videos other than him and the patient interacting . He he only started explaining what's going on in the video less than a year ago. But I still find his videos from a couple years ago just as interesting. I also watch the doctor from China but I don't understand what he says oh, but I really love his videos. One of the reasons I just start watching was because when I was younger I had a lot of ear issues I wanted to see what actually they do when I go in for ear wax removals. And another thing is that I always pick at my skin and watching these videos actually helps take away the desire or the need to do it. I know it sounds screwed up but a lot of people have this disorder it's just that people don't talk about it a lot

[@Mybestie-n5g]

I find them very entertaining

[@DM-wj4gg]

THANK YOU for videoing the flakes and skin removal in the ear. That’s the best part. So many audiologists cut their videos short. I’m now a new subscriber!♥️♥️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@angelas1761]

“If I was to pelt this wax at my clinic window it would no doubtably break” I laughed way too hard

[@viviennejordan215]

Lol!

[@DianeRuth-wp6bk]

I laughed hard too😂😂😂

[@wendygoicochea5910]

I can see how painful the ear had to have been. It looked so inflamed when you first cleared the eardrum.

[@caroleroseburgh1344]

Hello Dr. Rait 🙋🏿‍♀️. You Are the Man ‼️ I'm always confident that if anyone can get it done, it's you ‼️ awesome job. AND I just know that the patient is feeling sooo MUCH better ❗ have A blessed Awesome Amazing Beautiful Sunday. AND thanks for sharing your expertise ‼️‼️ BYE FOR NOW 🙋🏿‍♀️🍎🍎🍎✝️🛐☮️💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜✝️.

[@lilgladys59]

This was AMAZING. I wish someone could make a video game like this so I could clean out ears myself! :-D

[@fraguladotvee8959]

You are a fucking genius. Holy crap.

[@Mybestie-n5g]

Omg patent that idea quick

[@donnadavidson3904]

I half expected the ear to go “POP” when the last chunk came out! Nice removal! ❤️😘🥰

[@karenelliott6044]

Well! , That was epic!!. I even had an ice-cream in the intermission. The lady must feel so much better and must hear better too. Let's hope she gets back sooner than 2 years.!! Super job Mr Neel.

[@viviennejordan215]

Lol! As Engrossing as any film.

[@carolynandrews8474]

Awesome video. It seems to me that you pay too much attention to the armchair doctors. Just ignore them! I don’t know why they post, but they will always be there, and you will always be the one with the skills that we like to watch.

[@dmdmagoo]

I agree. Those viewers with "You Tube & Google Medical Expert" degrees will always question your technique and/or use of tools. Just ignore them. Do not second guess yourself, Mr Neel.

[@jasontodd8071]

I just enjoy watching him do his job!

[@annsmith185]

That was amazing. When you do this is the patient in pain and do you have to stop sometimes and do a different approach. I cannot believe how impacted that ear was. Great job!

[@bernadetteallen6955]

Im sorry that some people's comments bother you.I watch A LOT of videos like yours and you are VERY knowledgeable but especially empathetic+ caring.If I had to have this done, I wod chose you, hands down!

[@libipatterson7726]

Thank you so much for clarifying the situation regarding water in ears. I've been told by members of the medical profession that it's not possible for water to enter the ear canal, but I know in the past when I've been swimming it most certainly has and has at times caused painful problems.

[@ericerto8250]

You are truly amazing at what u do . You have such patience and compassion for your patients. Thank you for your hard work on putting out a quality educational video I truly enjoy it

[@ilovebuns9502]

Sooo satisfying at the end. I actually really enjoyed the doctors voice

[@byrongreen2167]

You have many excellent videos and this one is one of my favorites!!!! Xoxoxoxoxo that poor patient was in desperate need of your help!!!!!you came through with flying colors!!!! Xoxoxoxoxo

[@sarahbearbabygirl]

haven’t been able to sleep, found this video and fell asleep halfway thru….thanks for your soothing voice dr!

[@patriciarundles4679]

This was an excellent video dr Neil and a job well done. I love skin peels so keep them coming. Stay safe God bless you sir. Pat

[@jessbmine9347]

🎶It is the wax that never ends. It just goes on and on my friends 🎵😂😂😂

[@amandah2223]

haha

[@maryschillinger2909]

ROFLMAO 😆😆😆

[@antoniellahogstrom6198]

Emagine the relief!😮 great work, and do not mind people that think they know better what tools to use than you do please. I have full confidence in you and your expertise🎉

[@patriciarundles7908]

Excellent video Mr. Neil simply excellent and you get all of it out . Great job. Merry Christmas sir.

[@Anywhooo]

The forceps are my favorite tool!

[@victoriastrong4205]

Damn, that second ear was the gift that just kept on giving

[@christinebova2326]

That was awesome! I don't know what the psychology is behind it, but it's exciting and stress relieving to watch the complete purification, unrelated to ear wax, I have had several surgeries for spinal issues, had a morphine pump for years they had to remove for other physical complications, my faith has helped me deal with pain and getting off opioids, but since they removed the pump, I have a constant ringing in both ears, maybe I didn't notice it with dulled senses. But it increases to a grinding noise just as my BP drops and I sometimes black out. I have so many doctors, u really don't want to start with ENT. But wondering if any of my pinched nerves Cervical, Thoracic, lumbar and sachrial would cause the ringing. Obviously you can't diagnose, but it's a curiosity. I have notable over-active nerves from chronic opioid use from 2006-2018, thanks again, God bless

[@handful65]

I applaud your level of patience.

[@moniw8]

Amazing extraction! Thank you for posting!

[@bethperry3613]

How in the world does that happen!!! Everytime I thought you were done, another layer of wax. This was crazy, its has my head hurting and I'm rambling now.

[@bernadetteallen6955]

this has been one of my FAVS! Thank you :-)

[@gmamose9152]

I just love it when he goes in there with the pincers and man-handles that awful wax! Rahr!

[@byrongreen2167]

Dr.- patient compassion is very valuable for a good relationship and builds trust in the drs. Ability!!!!!!! Xoxoxoxoxo

[@jillhiggs7447]

Wow that was brilliant - some amount of wax there 😊👂👂 Great job Neel

[@jessicahigginbotham6945]

Absolutely wonderful work! Your care and consideration for the patient is great.

[@molliehughes2794]

This was a great video! Thanks Neel!

[@mattsoreng3066]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen so much wax in a single ear.. that had to have felt so good to the patient.

[@MrMadieu]

Speechless, when it came to the left ear. I have every confidence in Mr Neel, but never imagined he would conquer THAT impact of ROCK‼️😳 I laughed out loud when he said if he threw some at his window, it would crack for sure‼️🤣🤣🤣

[@kathleenthompson6649]

Wonderful job as always. Excellent job Mr. R !

[@rosiethomas9497]

Those alligator forceps are great . You are good with the patient being careful not to cause more pain 👍🏾

[@PattyKiaske2000]

How long was the overall visit? I cringed every time you had to apply pressure to remove the plug and you’re absolutely correct that unnecessary removal is bad practice. Once again, excellent video and I especially loved your instructions on ear drops strategies.

[@peggyhurley1614]

Incredible!! Terrific extraction!

[@patriciadavid8640]

What patience u have. You care about their comfort. Excellent video. She had to be relieved. 💜👍😆🙏

[@Charlieee23]

Really interesting video! At what point would the patient have felt relief from the horrible earache? Would it have been when you moved that big bit of wax/keratin that brought all the other wax forward from the middle ear? I found the general ear care info helpful. Have you thought about doing a video solely on that in the future, maybe with demos on how to prevent ear problems? I think it could be quite useful 😉

[@bernadettefarren3337]

You do such a complete job it is do satisfying to watch .

[@annsmith4739]

Omg I don’t think iv seen so much ear wax ,an it’s so hard ,I bet she’s a new woman after this ,so glad you could do this to help her

[@wicanlegend]

Hi neal i had oroblems when i was a young teenager and had to have my ears suctioned quite regular. I had constant infections and the most horrendous smell and colour. Unfortunately ive been left with partial deafness but she always swore by almond oil

[@ssaturninamonteclar2894]

Grabehang atuliha uy mra mag hlata jong way atiman grabe Jud guro nyang bcha hahay!

[@mena94x3]

So why sodium bicarbonate versus olive oil? (talking about when trying to soften that super hard wax in ear #2)

[@evagrimm8603]

Beautiful job. I know I felt better after. As always great explanations.

[@mariamiller9281]

Wow! Thats was amazing! Wonder if your hands need a break.

[@Cebo88]

Is the yellow skin fungal in nature.

[@jancarloitalia5740]

Where you guys located?

[@ifoundlilly211]

It’s not easy sitting in that chair! It hurts like a MoFo! Can you explain the difference between the drops you use vs olive oil when it comes to dry or solid ear wax like this?

[@THELEZ]

Love watching your videos, but I so miss the client conversation and the sounds of treatment

[@laylajarrah1250]

I would love to know what causes this

[@patriciarundles2925]

Very good video Mr. Neil. Thank you for sharing. A job very well done sir. God bless you with a wonderful day.

[@trialnterror]

Do you have a link to ear wax drops

[@paulshipley1856]

Incredible, great work and thanks for sharing

[@ma.cristinagonzales9986]

I enjoyed watching these ear vids. Movements are precise, too. I am akways curious tho-for so much keratin present-the quantity is way too much.

[@billtomasello2333]

Does every doctor do this? I think I need this done.

[@munirahbakar4123]

Only ear specialists would have the equipment, either an audiologist like our Mr Neel Raithatha over here or an ENT (ear, nose & throat) doctor. Keep in mind that an audiologist can't prescribe medication if there's an infection etc. & you may need to visit a doctor afterwards.

[@jescilmanalansan8963]

Hello sir I'm from Philippines always watching your video

[@paulinehawkins2207]

I would have loved to have heard her reaction when big clumps were coming out.

[@lydiawilkins7078]

ik and how did she sit through that OMG lol

[@fraguladotvee8959]

Everyone in the house just heard my reaction to watching it.

[@емілі-п1в]

Why does my doctor use water irrigation in my impacted ear wax to remove wax if water is bad for the ear. Is it because I’m not seeing an ear, nose and throat special?

[@reginaldpayne7588]

Perfect earwax removal vid! Thnx!

[@AnneMoshtael]

Great job, Neel! Thanks!

[@patriciarundles7908]

Excellent video sir . Great job.

[@peggywildsmith6002]

Always great video and good information. Very knowledgeable. Thank you.

[@rhorybader4054]

At what point does that cease to be wax and start being amber?

[@janetjones2919]

I usually watch with the sound off but that was very interesting. Don’t worry about the comments you do a great job.

[@bettyblakley4157]

Interesting! Hard to believe that much earwax builds up! What causes this to happen on some patients?

[@pudi541]

Pls help I think my left ear is full of wax and I can't hear out of it when It pops I can but when I cry it comes back again

[@dixierae3442]

Hi Alen do you get any sounds in your ear like a wooahing knows.Also does it come and go?

[@joylumley6858]

You need to see a doctor , an ENT, or an audiologist.

[@sunshineomans6973]

Good commentary, MR. Neel. Good job. .

[@ChloéParker17]

How is Keratin formed?

[@deeclarke1162]

Wow!! That was fantastic and i bet the poor patient was so relieved. 😊😊

[@patriciarundles7651]

Excellent video and a job well done