There are all kinds of reasons that your ears might be itching and causing pain. Like you, I used to get ear infections all the time. Sinus infections, too, since it's all connected.
I use ear candles or, as some call them, ear cones to suck the wax and stuff out of my ears. You'll see lots of people here at Yahoo Answers don't believe in ear candles but I've been using them for years and use them on family members, too. For more information on ear candles, you can probably get information at your local organic food coop or local heath food store or, if you like, there's info. at the following yahoogroup:
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2007-01-06 09:17:38
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answered by Anonymous
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Sometimes ear pain does not originate in the ear itself, but is felt there because of the way out nerves are connected. For instance, one of the symptoms of throat cancer is ear pain. If your teeth are bad, if you have an infection in your mouth, nose, sinuses or eyes, you can feel the pain in your ears.
I would see a doctor and have them take a culture from your ears. You could have some type of infection or growth like a fungus or yeast going on in the ear that is causing you to feel intense itching. The only way to know for sure is to look at a sample from your ear under a microscope.
If there is nothing wrong, then what has happened is by continually itching your ears you have made them hypersenstive to any kind of touch. You can ask the doctor for antihistamines to cut the itching sensation, but you will have to break yourself of the habit of itching your ears.
Good luck.
2007-01-02 06:00:12
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answered by Anonymous
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Put 3 drops of pure virgin olive oil in each ear every day. Best way is to use at night. Leave head tilted for a minute, then plug with cotton to save the pillow case. This will solve both the itching and the ear wax buildup. Anyway, it has saved me a lot of grief. My ears itch when the skin gets dry. If I don't use the olive oil, I wind up at the doc's with the Water Pik.
2007-01-02 06:29:19
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answered by Janet S 6
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It's possibly an allergic reation to something. Some people have seborrheic dermatitis (dandruff) of the ear canals or psoriasis, another itchy skin disorder.
In any case, acetic acid and cortisone are both standard treatments for itchy ears. You might try Cortisporin-Otic eardrops that are a combination anti-bacterial and steroid. Or you could use a stronger prescription steroid, like triamcinolone, to get relief.
2007-01-02 05:54:54
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answered by mistresscris 5
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You have an ear infection. Tea tree oil is good with a q tip. Peroxide is ok too. Make a doctor's appointment!
2007-01-02 05:52:53
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answered by Anonymous
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Metho
2016-03-19 02:46:48
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answered by Anonymous
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try pouring peroxide in your ears it will boil wax out or go 2 your doctor and he can wash them out for you,
2007-01-02 05:50:54
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answered by texas nanna 4
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If your not allergic, try benedril.
2007-01-08 01:18:22
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answered by *~WaterDancer~* 2
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