I think an insect might have crawled into my ear and possibly died in there. It's really freaking me outdo you have any advice on how to safely get it out?

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Dr Shubham Chauhan

General Practitioner

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4+ Yrs

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Visit your ENT doctor immediately to remove it,don't make any attempts by yourself to remove it.

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Answered 19 days ago

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