Every abnormality in the baby's body will not be overlooked by the mother. Some mothers may find that their babies have many ear silkworms in their ears, which makes them feel uncomfortable and want to remove them. So, what should they do if their babies have ear silkworms?
Ear silkworms are actually what we usually refer to as earwax, also known as earwax. Ear silkworms are a substance secreted by earwax glands, and everyone has ear silkworms in their ears. In fact, a small amount of ear silkworms can protect their ears by emitting a strange odor that makes small insects afraid to crawl into their ears. However, a large number of ear silkworms can affect hearing, so if there are a large number of ear silkworms present, timely treatment is needed.
If the baby's ear silkworms are not very serious and only a small amount of ear silkworms exist, there is no need to take any measures. Ear worms sometimes excrete their own ears with the movement of their head, but if the baby's ear worms are severe and block the ear canal, they need to go to the hospital for timely treatment. Parents are advised not to handle their baby's ear worms themselves to avoid hearing loss caused by improper handling.
The baby has ear worms. If the condition is severe, it is necessary to seek medical attention from an ear specialist in a timely manner. Ear specialists can use professional methods to remove the ear worms from the baby's ears.
