Earwax From HELL 9.0🔥🔥

[@MissyR2538]

Does anyone else get frustrated during these? It's like; ".. use the pliers already!" or "move to the other side!" LoL! Tough one though.

[@yuzucrypt]

this is a really bad keratosis, honestly i've watched an absurd amount of content like this and it might be one of the worst i've ever seen. forcing it would have been close to medieval torture.

[@MissyR2538]

@@yuzucrypt Yeah, I get it. It's just, I can be a control freak at times and I start talking to my screen during the procedure like it's some horror movie and you wonder why the friends go out to a dark, spooky place in the middle of nowhere, then they lose one friend and someone suggests; "I think we should split up to find them." It's like; "NOoooooo!!!"😂

[@307AmandaSue]

Yes I do lol

[@wendysciberras1939]

yes I do,lolol

[@bigredc222]

Watch it at 1.5x speed or faster, it's much less frustrating.

[@SophiaSimpleArtist]

The pressure from the large amount of wax must have been there long enough to form such a large cavity in the ear canal, it must have been years of discomfort and headaches, migraines and probably dizziness for such a deformity to have been made like that.😮 I con only imagine the pain😓😵‍💫

[@TheRepa1ner]

Could this person even hear?!?

[@SophiaSimpleArtist]

@@TheRepa1ner there’s a good chance that they could hear but wouldn’t have the best, probably muffled noises and things like that, but it’s still possible that they couldn’t

[@Foivos_Krommydas]

For those wondering, the music that plays is Megan Wofford - Just Hold On (royalty free). Great video!

[@jessicaringler6256]

Music from Schindler's List is in this music. So beautiful.

[@JoshuaBlach-i1u]

Sure sounds like a lot of notes are taken from Phantom of the Opera

[@vanessaperry2395]

Never ending

[@lori-reneesmith7502]

Wow....this poor person. I cannot imagine the discomfort before and during the procedure, even though you're being gentle. That's a crazy amount of a difficult mix in there! Sure hope they received further care after, it looks so sore.

[@margaretskinner6972]

Just going to say would it be painful removing this muck!?

[@nicolekador987]

Ikr looks to have a terrible ear 👂 ache 😫

[@nicolekador987]

They could of left the GOT battle song 🎵 out I like to hear the Dr talking. 😊

[@lizwhite66]

The only 😅😅😅😅😅

[@lizwhite66]

@@nicolekador987😅😅😅😅

[@SillyCyclist29]

It appears to me a nasty case of Keratosis Obturans (possibly grade 3) which is a skin shedding issue and not necessarily ear wax. Good job with being persistent! Hopefully it brings them relief.

[@klinikalbiruni]

it took 2 visits with total of more than one hour to settle this case 🥺

[@Night_Skinned]

@@klinikalbirunipoor thing. Was the patient's pain relieved afterwards? (if otalgia existed initially).

[@ArnitaBranch]

What was that? What type of maintenance treatment was recommended for this patient in order to prevent a reoccurrence?

[@rachll7904]

Thank you for treating this patient with mercy and kindness. It makes me want to cry seeing how much suffering it looked like. Were you able to prescribe a treatment course, if i may ask?​@@klinikalbiruni

[@cody4925]

whenever I hear keratosis obturans, I also hear “Hey folks, Neil Raithatha here”

[@davidseres3030]

I appreciate the efforts here...the hook tool may have its place in other cases, but here it more so (has little resistance and) goes through the debris texture rather than push or dislodge it...I believe that a tool with a larger surface area (e.g., mini- scoop) could have been more effective for at least dislodging - and if not effective for removal, the suction tool could possibly help...

[@davidseres3030]

@TBialach Hi...can you explain what you meant?...thanks...blessings🙂

[@fckyoperm253]

Yeah. I was wondering why not use the Jobson (spelling may wrong) horn and try the unpack some of the keratin/skin from the middle and then the standard suction to clean the sides. ..

[@davidseres3030]

@@fckyoperm253 Yes, the jobson hook/horn - which I imagine would suffice...still, a tool with an even greater surface area (edge-to-edge) would be best (as long as it both accommodates and does not injure the ear canal)...blessings 🙂

[@stefanhortell4046]

@@davidseres3030you have to understand the pain this type of keratosis obturans give the poor patient. I think thats why jobson horne not is used. Its simply to much skin and the pain would be worse.

[@davidseres3030]

​@@stefanhortell4046 Stefan, I appreciate your point...still, given the degree of ear canal contact with the hook tool here, I imagine that merely replacing that tool with a scoop or jobson horn could be more effective - and without increasing pain...but I am not a trained professional... I will add that, in watching different ear cleaning channels, I have noticed that specialists may use particular tools and not use other tools...for example, some specialists use a thin hook (used in this video), while some use a thick hook...I have seen thickness differences in jobson horns, too......I do not know if the differences are due to availability of tools or preference of tools... Blessings 😊

[@KaeArienHolmes]

i never thought that the ear drum isn’t perforated, damn that inflammation, must’ve been such a relief! speedy recovery!

[@lisarobb3064]

Holy! Your hands and arms must be very tired after removing all of that. Excellent video, great job! Thanks so much for sharing.❤️🇨🇦

[@User-53068]

IMG! I cringed with the aggressive use of that hook thingy!!! He has GOT to be poking the canal with that thing!! 😱🥺

[@Toots631]

Would it not have been easier to use the tool that scoops out the ear wax? Suction and the tool you’ve using seems like a waste off time. This is just my opinion.

[@brendanowack3868]

That is exactly what I was thinking! Maybe because it is very impacted, cause it looks very dense..

[@brendanowack3868]

Oh now they are... LOL

[@ginaloscutoff2023]

I agree..

[@fabiennebricmont4465]

Really ok with you

[@dl582]

That could be dangerous if it’s deep and near the drum.

[@heathercashero6806]

Wow!! This really was from hell!! So jam packed in there, tough and refused to budge, fighting the whole way! Awesome video!! ❤❤

[@maudson5018]

Mille bravos à ce médecin. Il faut beaucoup de patience et il y est parvenu. ❤🎉😅

[@dorothymetz5849]

This was the grossest ear video I’ve ever seen! I never comment on these but this time I watched it. I always wonder about the other ears not shown. Are they just as bad and do the doctors take care of them too at the same appointment? Seeing the blood was frightening too. Was the person able to still hear ok?

[@anazec2887]

Belive me I saw on KZbin much worse cases. I always wondered how that all get all jemd up in ear????

[@lesleyjackson6667]

Now that’s what I call an impacted ear! I think this is the longest video I have seen on your channel. I bet your arms ached like crazy after this procedure. Great work. 👏👏

[@klinikalbiruni]

My fingers got cramped after 1 hour of fighting with this case lol 🤧

[@lesleyjackson6667]

@@klinikalbiruni I’m not surprised. Great work 👏👏

[@mariaespina6694]

Como a pessoa aguenta ficar com o ouvido assim

[@rb1691]

It's like a bodily orifice from Jeff Goldblum's "The Fly".

[@Chendcc-fd8sn]

How old is this gentleman or lady?

[@enolahopkins545]

Thank you for taking the time to care for the patients. I'm sure they appreciate you not ripping the wax out of their ears.

[@khug3719]

Perfect combination..great music ..great procedure..glad you could help this poor person..😫❤️

[@wendysmobilehomesweethome423]

Think about how tiny the space is; this is magnified, but I find myself forgetting that its not as big as it appears here. These are my new favorite binge videos!! 😂

[@brendaburgeson5404]

For such a small space, that is a ton.

[@9689681]

I hope this was your last client for today. What an ear? How was the other ear? You are AWESOME!

[@dixierae3442]

What a relief it must have been to finally feel the last of thie release. Your hand must have been one big cramp. I had to fast forward at 20X because I was too impatient. Awesome work. I'm curious how long you actually were working 💪 👷‍♂️ on this patient?

[@klinikalbiruni]

The procedure was close to 2 hour. It was tiring but worth every minutes😅

[@MMM-7654]

I had to as well. This was grating on my last raw nerve 😅

[@CarolynSeago]

@@klinikalbirunidid you give pain medicine to the patient prior to the procedure??

[@margiecarnell5549]

This one here would make me go insane trying to clean it.

[@cvtmr8158]

Why don't they use some hydrogen peroxide to fizzle it and to loosen it up and then they could use those little tools that look like spoons to scoop around the edges and use some tweezers to pull it out, I would think that would work much better. The tools seem to be big a lot of times it just pushes it back in. They need tinier tools.

[@Kenzliloves]

Hydrogen peroxide is terrible for ears

[@Supasofe]

Hydrogen peroxide reduces the ascidity in the ear canal making it less resistant to bacteria and fungal infections.

[@Kenzliloves]

@@Supasofe not true

[@Matalangitan]

You will burn someone's brain if you drop h2o2 inside the ear

[@CreamoftheCropOneOnly]

Just as I went for air testing and they allegedly told me that my ear canals were clear yet I know they are not! It is all about them being paid and to get more money. This country is about greed not about help.

[@lestoil]

This clip should have been called ”The Hot Mess That Wouldn’t Die”!! 😫😫😫

[@jeannieelliott8519]

That ear canal needs some healing time. Looks sore. But it had to b excavated.

[@RobinsTinyHomestead]

Awesome video, no dizziness or nausea. Thank you so much. You are the professional and know what tools to use.😊

[@klinikalbiruni]

Thank you for your compliment. We'll try our best for every video 😁

[@kellyjoiner4418]

Nicely done Doc! 🌞

[@cynthiadestefani230]

I believe if they were to use the paddle like tool they could scrape the walls & make a ball of wax that would be easier to remove.

[@bonniejerzak1872]

It's not earwax. It's a keratosis obturans, which is keratin (dead unshed skin) that is still partially adhered to the ear canal.

[@snowqueen3823]

Amazing job, well done. That ear looked very, very sore and my heart goes out to the poor patient.

[@DeviousDucky552]

Exceptional taste in music!👌

[@vikic.7717]

I'd rather have the technician explaining what's going on. No music!

[@ukkimeepeatswaffles2493]

For sure! Do you happen to know what the song name is though?

[@DeviousDucky552]

@@ukkimeepeatswaffles2493 I use Shazam to search for the music

[@vikic.7717]

@@ukkimeepeatswaffles2493 Wasn't paying attention to the music, I was watching the procedure. Sorry I couldn't help.

[@cannabismom3109]

Just Hold On - Megan Wofford

[@Angela-382]

Epic! You'd need a coffee and biscuit break halfway through with this one. What a relief for the poor patient, excellent work as always ❤

[@jbsepic-yt6303]

Good clean up You should get a flat ear wax spoon it's better for getting in between the keratin wax and the ear canal wall it would save you time.

[@om6899]

Perhaps the lack of spoon could be over the fear of possible injuries.

[@MiriamSmit-d3g]

Mijn hemel, wat ligt er allemaal in dat oor begraven?

[@kberg6019]

Isn't that what they are using towards the end for a short while?

[@stefanhortell4046]

Save time and increase pain….not on me thanks!

[@valerieng7368]

Correct use the spoon and tweezers, safer, always safety come first. Now using This one with the "L" tip is too dangerous. Easy to hurt the wall in the ear.

[@jamessimon3433]

Wow great work! That looks like a really difficult case. Would it be good if they invented some type of tool which is a combination forceps and suction in one tool?

[@lizzmil]

Only if. The ear canal is so tight such a tool sadly would probably do more damage than good 😢

[@dikeledimadiba9726]

I thought he didn't have forceps

[@klinikalbiruni]

Yea there are few choices for earwax extraction tools in the market. Some of the physicians need to modify their tools by themselves in certain cases 😅

[@jamessimon3433]

@@klinikalbiruni wow crazy

[@suzanneirving7257]

@@klinikalbirunilook at the tools from The Wax Whisperer he has made some new ones

[@annsheen3671]

This patient is very fortunate to have found your Clinic. Do you get referrals from drs hospitals as it happens here in Australia. Thank you so much for showing us this difficult procedure.

[@sharleandriggins1489]

OMG, you used almost every tool to remove that. Thank you for the video. With the pressure from wax, is it painful?

[@stefanhortell4046]

@@sharleandriggins1489 its pressure from skin and its very painful. Its called keratosis obturans.

[@stefanhortell4046]

@@sharleandriggins1489 its pressure from skin that keeps groving and makes the earcanal wider. Extrem pain is ofte what makes those who suffer from it seek help. Its a terrible condition.

[@brendaburgeson5404]

It hurt me watching. That ear had every level of wax. Great watch

[@JenniferPickthall-is8ik]

Omg, that has to be quite painful.

[@hlg3501]

Did you misplace the rest of your tool bag or something?

[@MSMIH]

😂

[@anakimaateenerraatanaeekha1116]

🤣👍

[@lynnedavison3186]

You must have the patience of a Saint

[@theconpack9427]

That was definitely a grade 4😮😮

[@PongoFreake]

I love all the people saying what would be "faster". Do you want it to be done fast or done right ? If they rush for your enjoyment they may injure the patient.

[@zaphrinaaltairah3819]

You KNOW the doctors fingers were suffering joint AND muscle failure as he was nearing the end of the procedure. That camera was trembling and shaking like crazy. Excellent job hanging in there, doctor. Another satisfied patient.

[@francesreyes5722]

Very intense video, but the tool your using is inadequate for the job.

[@hlg3501]

Where's the bent tipped golden popsicle stick looking tool? Seems like that would be the best instrument for the beginning.

[@ravenhairwitch78]

Needs an ear loop

[@topbaker4651]

Jobson horn i think its called

[@Nightsisters_Clan]

I call it the golden spatula, lol 😂

[@tammystoudt5137]

Was this skin or wax? I actually thought from the thumbnail of the video that it might be fungal infection. I expected it to be smushy. Boy was i wrong! This stuff was tough as old boots! I would've been tempted to flood it with drops or oil and ket it soak...then again, i know nothing about these things LOL So glad you were able to clear it!

[@beckyjo8745]

A bit of olive oil in there may have helped it release from the canal better but surely a much better tool then that hook would have been much better to use on this and would have been much less pain for the patient.😢

[@stefanhortell4046]

@@beckyjo8745 oliveoil dont do much with Keratosis obturans. Its better with crusty earwax.

[@AnnoyedDriftwood-ro8yz]

Good job!

[@RussellRichard-wc8po]

He’s a fool 😒

[@anitapatterson1098]

I'm sure you are exhausted from this one. Great job!!!

[@kerseykrewzoo]

I believe this is a case of keratosis obturans. I'd even say it's a grade 3 with the widening of the canal and bleeding from releasing connective (granulation) tissues that have formed due to the trauma/pressure of the skin building up.

[@marionlee992]

It's incredible how ear wax can build up in your ear. This is a fantastic way to withdraw wax from the Ear. 😮

[@kittyface7kat327]

Great job! This looks like a grade 3 keratosis obterans. I imagine the patient feels much better having all that skin removed.

[@tanishahoskins3969]

Don’t know why it’s so fascinating to watch this. This ear was so infected the smell had to be horrible! Doctor did a spectacular job!

[@Piperdaisy23]

Wow! The pain and pressure must have been excruciating! Must be such a relief. Amazing job doc!

[@gloriadiaz4594]

What about using alligator forceps?

[@mariafranciscalimadasilva63]

É falta de limpeza mesmo

[@laurelmakula2835]

@@gloriadiaz4594I wonder the same thing.

[@tallulahdahling5025]

Wonder if they were awake when this was done?

[@okNerdRage]

After ALL THAT you faded and cut out the extraction at 30 minutes?! You're a villain.

[@klinikalbiruni]

Yes .. Keep the hate flowing 😈

[@AaronsRCs2]

Missing the 1 tool that would have made this easier.

[@TarkTheWild]

And give the patient more pain!

[@폴리-o5v]

It looks like an alien who won't get out of his cozy nest.

[@MegaPrincess43]

Definitely Keratosis Obturans. Nasty ear canal. I hope they find relief😢

[@brianlynch994]

There is a lot of granulation tissue

[@christinekakolewski3049]

How is this possible? Don't people clean their ears? How can this person hear anything? Blows my mind!!

[@sandiodonovan8953]

I do feel so sorry for anyone who has Keratosis obturans but it's hugely satisfying to watch it being cleared away 👏👂💜✌️🇮🇪

[@limikang6423]

집게로빼면 되지않나요?😢 다른곳은 집게로쉽게 빼더만😢뭘그리 긁어서 끄집어낼까요? 답답해😢

[@李昊-g9i]

이건 귀지가 아닌 외이도의 질환입니다. 집게로 하기에는 너무 물러서 더 어렵습니다.

[@dashofnutmegs939]

I thoroughly love watching your videos! Please keep them coming!

[@ahwell9984]

What terrible destruction is evident. Keratosis obturans? That unfortunate patient!

[@Fatpigkenny]

Wow - never give up!

[@gloriakilian129]

Nice job but I feel so sorry for this person. Why do you think the ear was bleeding, infection possibly? Thanks for all your hard work in helping your patients.

[@rachll7904]

Thank you, sincerely! That poor soul had to be in horrible pain... and the bleeding..😢. Hope you worked your magic and they rest well. ❤❤❤

[@gloriahenson7933]

Wow this ear was a mess but you used expertise n removed it all ❤

[@Nervedraz]

It would seem that having used a curette would have expedited this process.

[@dianeburgess8699]

Well done for your patience and persistence for that person. Very sick looking ear canal that requires a lot of hearing. 👏❤️

[@dianeburgess8699]

Healing!

[@LadyAtheOnly]

Oooh wee…that’s one Angry Ear.👹 Great job!

[@CoryCrupper]

Bravo wow wow.. Nicely done.. :) 😮

[@MsSahai]

I’m ngl this damm ear wax worked my last nerve. It was just in there like it didn’t even want to come out. Had me tense 😂😂. ❤this video. love keratosis obturans vids

[@jerettawhite6338]

I've never seen so many colors come out of an ear. Was that bugs and larve in there?

[@kerrymouse7747]

Is the red liquid blood or a solution to ĺoosen/soften earxwax?

[@sosobook]

Blood

[@LamarSalinas-Ayala]

Love this music❤What and who is it, if you don't mind?

[@giovanna7342]

Really from hell!! 😮😢

[@RobinWilliams-j8l]

Wow!!! Bravo!! Job well done!!❤

[@ccrider23]

That looked like keratosis obturans.. It wouldnt let go..

[@Mspurpleg]

Wow, you have to be pretty patient to do this. Why not use oil to loosen some of it?

[@klinikalbiruni]

Patient with these cases usually came to us after seeking treatment at other centres who already gave them earwax softener but the severe pain never subsided. The only way to help them is to dig in.

[@Bintexas]

Ouch. Looks so painful. I hope they dont wait so long to be treated next time.

[@whitelily286]

Dear God what a mess😮 I'm sure that patient can hear better now with all that junk removed

[@manatee1220]

I think that was the worst canal I have ever seen! Great use of the hook, too! Was that a grade 3 pr 4?

[@vincentnijjar4221]

If this was an Olympic event, then i would give that ear a gold medal😂😂

[@klinikalbiruni]

If we have a world where medical procedures are appreciated as highly as sports, that would be heaven. 🙃

[@vincentnijjar4221]

@klinikalbiruni Yes! There should be one for every kind of practitioner. And you Doc got my vote to get a gold medal 🏅. Thanks for your videos . My children love watching them with me before going to bed. It's like their bedtime stories 😆 . Thanks again....

[@viviennejordan215]

A Jobson Horne would be a Very Handy Addition to your tool set. Excellent Work though Dr, Thanks to You and poor Patient for Sharing.

[@JD-8-1971]

Where is the butter knife and bent wooden spatula? They would have been better suited to this job. Wasn't really a good texture for the boogar hook.

[@whitelily286]

@@JD-8-1971 yeah 💯 I agree 💯

[@TarkTheWild]

Please look at the walla of the ear. Doing that would of been more painful for the patient and wood tools in ears are awful.

[@Brwneydgrl69]

This gave me anxiety watching that hook go in that deep!! Use the suction after it's broken up.

[@simon23]

Cue the armchair experts.

[@gcjackson8]

Hahahaha! Right!!!

[@Marona44]

😂😂😂

[@ShamikaHairston]

He can hear ants speak now!!!

[@bobneidhardt2885]

Very relaxing. Perfect choice of music!

[@sharonsosa4289]

Love your music. Great job

[@ruthiemay423]

When the violinist and piano player were recording this beautiful song, I doubt this is what they had in mind... ☺️☺️☺️

[@klinikalbiruni]

We hope they dont mind 😅

[@ruthiemay423]

@@klinikalbiruni 😍😍😍

[@katiaguzman2397]

Good job

[@LisaBeaver-r4e]

Love your videos my only question is why don’t you use a scoop type of cleaning tool.

[@stefanhortell4046]

@@LisaBeaver-r4e because of the extrem pain that would cause to a alredy widening earcanal.

[@TeresaMarie-c1x]

Have had a couple ear infections myself and my son got some very nasty ones with puss and blood - not fun. Know getting all of that gunk out helps but not fun during the process. Kudos to you who do this for us all the time. Hope a speedy and complete recovery for those going through this painful time.

[@quidam53]

I’m wondering if this would have shorter if different tools were used.

[@hlg3501]

I'm POSITIVE it would have been. The whole time I was watching I was getting anxious and wanting to jump thru my screen to grab the bent tip brass popsicle stick thing and the claws.

[@topbaker4651]

Crocodile forcepts and a jobson horn would have shortened this video by half

[@alexej01]

So how many years of experience as ENTs do you guys have?

[@stefanhortell4046]

Maybe shorter but more painful and dangerus.

[@JoseDeJesusAguirre-k7u]

Is the red liquid blood ? 😮

[@melanie2257]

Since he doesn't narrate I'm going to give my own diagnosis as I've been studying Audiolody for the past 8 years as a hobby... I'm going to say that although I don't know if the patient presented with otalgia, but from the over all condition of the ear I'm going to say it's a safe bet. With the amount of bleeding especially in the beginning I'm going to say it is a Grade 3 Keratosis Obturans. Anyone agree? Anyone have a different diagnosis? I'm interested to know. Edit to add : Now that I finished watching the cleaning I'm DEFINITELY changing my answer to a Grade 4 Keratosis Obturans. That global widening and bleeding is absolutely bad enough to classify for a Grade 4 assuming as I stated before, that the patient did have otalgia (ear pain).

[@amychangbrown5751]

I do agree 👍

[@whitelily286]

@@melanie2257 I'm not a Dr but following these videos I have to agree that's it's grade 4

[@melanie2257]

@@whitelily286 Thank you for answering ❤️

[@melanie2257]

@@amychangbrown5751 Thank you for responding ❤️

[@stefanhortell4046]

I think you are almost right,to me it looks like a grade 3 close to grade four. There was definitly pain,probebly severe!

[@Catty_Wampus4610]

This poor person, That had to have hurt so bad

[@pixeldoc7119]

Do wish you would provide at least a minimum of information/commentary. Particularly, is the patient anesthetized?

[@Gumbo666]

Who bloody cares 😂

[@theresajerger3335]

@@Gumbo666I do, as one of many.

[@nanseecat3871]

This looks like a keratosis obturans. The patient is likely anesthetized because the area being worked is quite sensitive and would be painful for the patient otherwise

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

It is Keratosis Obturans. He always calls his KO procedures ear wax from he'll... confusing for some it's mostly skin! 50/50 as to whether the patient has any anaesthetic. Some use lidocaine or a local, but many are carried out without anything at all.

[@JustinSangster-jg8gi]

I agree. I've seen alot of videos and can tell alot but not everything A little context would be nice.

[@sha11235]

Did this person ever get his ears cleaned before? Probably not.

[@bader2abo45]

لم يكن فقط شمع قد يكون تجمع للدم وتخثره و تصلبه على فترة طويلة من الزمن

[@tangiessubtleluxuries]

Wow! This was a stubborn ear wax plug and you handled it like a pro! ❤❤❤

[@susanstoneberg8492]

That poor guy

[@susanrhyne-nailobsession3098]

Tricky job. No idea where the ear drum is behind the impaction. And it's such a mixed bag. Soft and really hard bits throughout it. The canal in such distress that it was bleeding so easily and likely swollen and so painful for the patient. The safest and best options were th ear pick and suction. I don't think the flat scoop would have created more pressure and pain. You definitely earned you fee on this one. Patience and persistence paid off.

[@uwemattiss880]

The only way this person persevered was if they were under anaesthesia.

[@michellesmith6558]

Not necessarily.

[@stefanhortell4046]

@@uwemattiss880 I sure would prefer anaesthesia or at least lots of strong opiats combined with midazolam. Guess they have naloxon if it should go wrong.

[@gabrielmerchant]

I watch a lot of these kinds of videos and this guy is an instant fav. I like his method a lot. One of the quicker ways to get the job done. Play at 1.5x speed for the best experience, imo. You gotta remember the ear canal is an insanely itty bitty little space, not even a millimeter can be the difference between comfort and a whirlwind of agony. It's like Operation, on drugs, with the actual life of a real person hanging in the balance. Depending on the person, one wrong move could even land them in the ER. So it pays to be as tedious and patient as possible.

[@Soohook]

Yep, using that useless suction tube…again!

[@rM-xk9ob]

Suction tool used to remove e it from the side of the ear. Touching it with the hook would have been very painful.