The inside of my ears are itchy, have anyone els got that problem. I need to know how to deal with it. At the moment I do have a cream but may there be anything els that I could do?
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Try an antihistamine tablet. Hayfever or some other allergy may be causing it.
Cyklone
Level 7
Oct 17, 2020
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...could be seasonal, so an antihistamine seems about right this time of year.
@TimeOutForMe hayfever gives me itchy ears when it's really bad and with the winds we've been having the last couple of weeks it's been that way.
@Cyklone you better get on to a seasonal antihistamine for hay-fever fast. Speak to a Pharmacist for guidance. There's new products on the market from time to time. Good luck 
It is not hay fever, I had it now for a number of years but it is getting worse.
Call a clinic and ask to speak to a nurse.
LiterateHiker
Level 9
Oct 17, 2020
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Just a suggestion ... have a medical professional look in your ears , instead of trying random cures ?
evergreen
Level 8
Oct 19, 2020
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Yes, I have been to the doctor and they gave me a cream and it does help but as soon as I stop using it, the itch comes back. I was wondering if someone had the same problem and had a new cream/pill that I did not know about
I get that a lot. The pharmacy sells an inexpensive ear cleaning kit that you use over a three day period and the wax comes out. There is ear candling but I haven't tried that.
I know you're not supposed to put qtips in your ears but when it gets really bad, I do it anyway but very carefully. Best of luck.
LovinLarge
Level 8
Oct 17, 2020
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I had my ears cleaned out by a nurse and have no wax.
@Jolanta Do you mind if I ask how she did it?
@LovinLarge No problem. They sucked it out with a machine.
baby oil to soften the skin. steroid topical ointment that relieves inflammation, such as 1-percent hydrocortisone cream or 0.1-percent betamethasone cream. swimmer's ear eardrops, or a diluted solution of rubbing alcohol, acetic acid, or hydrogen peroxide.
Cutiebeauty
Level 9
Oct 18, 2020
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It's spring both in Australia and South Africa. I have that problem and my nose itch. ...so I take an allergy pill every night before bed. It seems to be working. Its a seasonal thing with me.
TimeOutForMe
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Oct 17, 2020
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