Foreign body in the ear is a condition where a foreign object (insect, toy, small object...) falls into the external ear canal causing damage and blockage. This is also considered an ENT emergency that often occurs in young children. Parents should know how to remove foreign objects in the ear to have timely treatment when necessary.

Children often enjoy some risky experiments such as putting small objects such as food or toys into their ears or nose. If these objects get stuck, fluid can build up in the child's ear or nose, which can cause infection. A foreign object inserted into the nose can even be inhaled into the lungs. A foreign object in the ear can rupture the eardrum or cause hearing loss. Foreign objects can also damage body tissue and be difficult to remove. So what to do about foreign objects in children's ears and nose?

Tinnitus and anxiety are known as two different health problems. But in fact, they are related to each other. Although there are many causes of tinnitus, anxiety-induced tinnitus is also a cause that affects many people.