How to Remove Insects of the Ear

erangga often enter the ear, especially in children. This can clog the ear, causing irritation and even temporary hearing loss. Do not let this last long, and immediately remove the insect.
Parts of the ear canal is a dark, warm and protected is an ideal habitat for insects.Unfortunately, earwax protects the ear canal is very sticky, making the insects can not get out.
Prior to the hospital, first aid can be done to remove the insect from the ear.
As quoted from eHow on Monday (5/24/2010), the following can be done to help remove the insect from the ear according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine:
1. Evaluation of complaints of childInsects usually crackling noise or hum, and may be accompanied by tingling in the ear canal.
2. Do not insert fingers or other objects into the earFingers or other objects such as tweezers or a cotton swab into the ear, can encourage insects getting in and may make the insect sting, so the injured lining the ear or eardrum.
3. Remain calm and not panicChildren usually see the response shown by the parents. To be able to remove the insect from the ear, parents should remain calm and not panic, so the child becomes calm. Poise should also be done if the intruding insect adults.
4. Put your head on the sink or tub, with the troubled ear facing upward.
5. Fill the ear with baby oil (baby oil) or mineral oil, olive oil and vegetable oilPull the little ears to eliminate air bubbles and wait two minutes. It will drown the insects, making it easier to remove.
6. Pour a cup of warm water to clean the ear slowly, which allows it to spill out.
7. Tilt the head to drain the oil and water out
8. Look closely at the insects that come out of the ear canal. If not complete, repeat the previous steps until all the fragments of insects out.
9. If you still can not remove the insect, do not be enforced, and immediately look for medical assistance.