I had tinnitus years ago but it went away. I went to an outpatient clinic on July 5 of this year to have my ear wax removed. It was an awful experience.
First a softening solution was put in both ears. Then a squeeze bottle was used to wash out the wax. Apparently not enough pressure was used and the wax in both ears became impacted from the procedure. Then, on the right ear, a lighted probe was used to dig out the wax...a painful experience. Then a person with a strong grip irrigated my left ear with hot water and all the wax came out with one squeeze...not a peasant experience.
Evidently, my ear canals are narrow and hairy. Now, since this procedure, I have a constant high pitched tinnitus in both ears. I saw my doctor and she ordered a hearing test with a ear doctor and a ENT. I will not be seen until mid October. I have no ear pain. Just constant tinnitus. I regret not going to an ENT. Years ago an ENT removed the wax from my ear with a wire and a loop at the end.
Anyway, I apologize for this lengthy explanation. I would be most appreciative for your input. Thank you.
First a softening solution was put in both ears. Then a squeeze bottle was used to wash out the wax. Apparently not enough pressure was used and the wax in both ears became impacted from the procedure. Then, on the right ear, a lighted probe was used to dig out the wax...a painful experience. Then a person with a strong grip irrigated my left ear with hot water and all the wax came out with one squeeze...not a peasant experience.
Evidently, my ear canals are narrow and hairy. Now, since this procedure, I have a constant high pitched tinnitus in both ears. I saw my doctor and she ordered a hearing test with a ear doctor and a ENT. I will not be seen until mid October. I have no ear pain. Just constant tinnitus. I regret not going to an ENT. Years ago an ENT removed the wax from my ear with a wire and a loop at the end.
Anyway, I apologize for this lengthy explanation. I would be most appreciative for your input. Thank you.