Earwax is a substance that protects the ear from dirt and foreign objects. But if your child has more earwax than usual, it can block the ear canal and affect the child's health. So when should you remove earwax for your child and how to do it properly?

Earwax impaction occurs when earwax accumulates in the ear canal, cannot be washed away naturally and causes blockage. Although earwax is a natural and useful physiological secretion to protect the body, if the blockage occurs due to earwax impaction, it becomes a really uncomfortable problem, requiring the patient to quickly remove it.