The 7 most harmful things you should never do to your ears when piercing your ear bones

We are all familiar with the maintenance of facial features. Expensive eye creams, practical nose blackhead removal stickers, UV sunscreen lipsticks, various cleansing toothpastes, eyebrow plastics, etc. are dazzling. But when it comes to the maintenance of ears, it is possible that everyone is familiar with the "ear spoon" and there is nothing new to say. The following are some tips on the maintenance of "ears":

Excessive noise has negative effects on hearing, sleep, work and mood. This does not only refer to noisy workplaces. Too loud music in KTV rooms and iPhones will affect our hearing, ultimately causing us to often hear voices but not be able to distinguish what others are saying. In addition, noise can make us upset, anxious, and even depressed, significantly reduce our sleep quality, and make us fall asleep very shallowly. Experts remind us that we should not underestimate the power of noise. Huge noise can break our hair, not to mention our ears which are also exposed. The best way is to use comfortable and environmentally friendly earplugs as much as possible.

This cause of ear damage may not happen in everyone's life. After all, the external impact of strenuous exercise on the ears cannot be ignored. Experts believe that severe external impacts such as sleeping can cause the cartilage under the ear skin to separate, quickly causing congestion and auricular hematoma, commonly known as "cauliflower ear".

Maybe it's time to listen to your mother's advice. Piercing everywhere doesn't seem so elegant. Piercing the auricle cartilage will not only lead to the risk of inflammation and scarring, but may also eventually affect your hearing level.

Some people are used to using "ear spoons" to deal with earwax. However, researchers have found that nearly 4% of cases of ruptured eardrums are caused by improper use of "ear spoons". Since the eardrum is the last barrier to protect hearing, the rupture of this barrier will cause the stick to directly rub against the small bones in the ear, causing bleeding and infection, and eventually leading to permanent loss of hearing or balance. Experts recommend that it is best to use paper-based, environmentally friendly cotton swabs and avoid putting hard objects such as plastic, toothpicks, pens, and even car keys near your ears.

Unlike vision, or even sense of smell and taste, the manifestations of hearing loss are less noticeable and more easily ignored. After all, infection, inflammation, and insufficient blood supply can affect hearing in a short period of time. Experts recommend that you must seek medical attention in a timely manner and measure your hearing with professional hearing testing equipment.

Swimming enthusiasts need to pay special attention to this point, because the ears are prone to water ingress for a long time, so you should be cautious when choosing anti-inflammatory medicine. It is best not to buy medicine without the doctor's consent.

With the arrival of summer, going to the beach for snorkeling seems like a good idea. However, the number of qualified snorkeling professionals cannot seem to satisfy the huge customer base, but businesses cannot just watch business opportunities slip away, and naturally, consumers will be affected in the end. Experts remind us: "The real danger during diving is not sharks, but barotrauma, which is the injury to the eardrum caused by the pressure inside the ear rising too quickly and failing to balance. Therefore, you still have to pay for a professional coach to check before diving. You really can't save this money."