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Reddit mentions of Ear Pick Ear Curette Earwax Pick Removal Tool Kit 11 Pcs, HOOFUN Stainless Steel Ear Hygiene Care Sets with Led Light for Kids and Storage Box
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11 Packs Ear Pick Tool in a storage box.(Note: the color of flashlight is shipped randomly) Include spring massage, rotated ear pick, ear scoop and etc. Contain all the ear curette tools you needed.Made of 304 premuim stainless steel material, anti-rust and durable for long time use. All the tools in this ear curette kit are fully polished, smoothy and rounded surface to prevent any irritation or scratching for your ear.Egonormaic Design to fit your hand comfortablely. The handle of the lighted ear pick tools are designed for a non-slip grip. Easy to use and safe.Spring Design Ear Toolβ 360-degree rotated earwax removal to clean build-up and impacted earwax in every direction.Clean the earwax and massage your ear canal with the spiral head remover.LED light ear pick. Help you see the ear-hole clearly. Gifted with a samll brush, can use to clean the tools.
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First.....go to a real doctor, not us armchair specialists on reddit.
Secondly, are you Asian? Cause a lot of Asians have wax that needs picked out, vice q-tips...a whole industry has grown up around it. Wikipedia article on wet vs dry earwax Curette kits, Japanese Ear Salon, known as "Mimikaki", The first time my husband tried to stick an ear-wax picker in our son's ear I lost my shit. Turns out it's a normal thing.
So, anyway, as someone who has (as a result of having half-Asian, half-white babies) become an armchair expert on ear wax build up, my advice:
Use Debrox liberally. It's not a soap, it's like mineral oil. Put it in one ear, lay down on your side on the couch with that ear up so you don't leak everywhere and watch a movie. Or do it over night. Then get a syringe and use lukewarm water--i caution you, LUKEWARM OR COLD, too hot will make you get dizzy--and spray it into your ear like a jetstream. It feels amazing, trust. When you're done, dump a capful of rubbing alcohol in your ear. When you tilt your head to drain the rubbing alcohol, any remaining water in your ear should be washed out (I am a swimmer, this is a swim team trick).
Your family practice doc can do the water spray if you're uncomfortable doing it yourself. It's called irrigating your ears.
Hope you feel better.
EDIT: upon rereading your OP, I would maybe NOT do the self-irrigation if you're bleeding. Doc may have punctured your ear drum while ripping compacted wax out of your canal. A jet stream of water will obviously not help that.