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Good to know. Thank you. But if the wax is in one ear, I imagine it's only necessary to do the drops in one ear?

That would have been excellent. But I'm in Alabama. I will try to call the office and see if a nurse or someone could tell me if anyone often does it the manual way.... reviews don't seem to be indicating much.... Thank you for your help, and keep on tweakin'!

Thanks, Tweaker. Do you have any ideas on finding an experienced practitioner? If an ENT will do the manual way, should that be assurance? Should I ask more questions? Sorry for all my inquiries!

Thanks for the advice. And what ear drops do you think are best? I was recommended Debrox. What about pure olive oil in a dropper? I am in the United States, by the way.

I wasn't sure about the hydrogen peroxide. I thought maybe if appropriately diluted it could be alright and perhaps even make the manual removal unnecessary. Have you done the olive oil before? I worry it will cause some problems.

Has anyone used hydrogen peroxide for their wax?

I was referring to the risks of any kind of removal, be it manual or not. But it seems that Debrox might also cause problems... Thank you for your advice.

May I ask about your experience? Did you do drops in the ears before, and for how long, and what kind?

And forums in general attract introverts, so there are some validity problems in my very sloppy speculations. I'd love to take this research further and do some polls to know: which types are more likely to have tinnitus? And how does each type cope?

Hi! Brief background: I've had the tinnitus for 5 months. It started a week after I seriously pulled a muscle in my neck. I don't know if they are related, because I also got hyperacusis the week following the tinnitus onset. So I don't know if it was the neck problems (I still have tension in...

I am also an INFP. So that makes most people so far in this thread INFPs. There are a few INFJs. And an ENFP (who else am I missing). This does not surprise me. Actually, here is a theory: INFPs and INFJs are Highly Sensitive People (look that up if you are interested). About 15-20% of the...