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The vitreous floaters, technically called miodesopsie or in jargon also "flying flies", are tiny dots found in the vitreous humor, which constitutes the structure of the eyes and generally has the consistency of a semi-liquid gel. This gelatinous mass provides many benefits, for example "

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Lazy eye, whose medical term is amblyopia, is an eye disorder that typically develops in early childhood and affects 2-3% of children. It is often a hereditary problem and is treatable if diagnosed early, but can cause loss of vision if neglected.

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There are several types of specific ophthalmic ointments to treat various pathologies. The feature that unites them? Ease of use. Antibiotic ointments and medications designed for dry eye should be applied to the inside of the lower eyelid. If you suffer from eczema in the eyelid area, it may be necessary to apply a specific ointment to the skin around the eyes, which is notoriously sensitive.

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Progressive lenses are usually prescribed when a patient's eyes have difficulty focusing on objects at close range. These are lenses whose surface offers different dioptric powers and which function in a similar way to the bifocal ones. However, unlike bifocals and trifocals, progressive lenses do not have lines indicating the diopter change.

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Dark circles can make you look tired and sickly, but are actually caused by a number of different factors, including heredity, dehydration and allergies. Fortunately, you can hide them instantly by using makeup, creams, and natural remedies.

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If your eye is watery and inflamed, you may have a blocked tear duct. This disorder occurs as a result of an infection or something more serious, such as a tumor. A blocked tear duct can usually be treated with massage, but if that's not enough, your doctor can prescribe antibiotics or recommend surgery to fix the problem.

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Unfortunately, you can't change your eye color with the magic wand, but colored contact lenses come close. Whether you want to try them in a natural color to use them every day or if you want to be daring for the next costume party, read this article to find out how to use them.

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It is important to take care of the eyes and this sometimes means having to wear glasses. The most common vision defects are myopia, astigmatism, hyperopia and presbyopia. Many people have some visual impairment, but postpone their visit to the optometrist or don't go at all.

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Contact lenses are a great alternative to glasses. They help you see better and don't fall out when you bend over or play sports. However, if you've never used them, they can be difficult to apply. Here is a guide that will explain how to put them correctly step by step.

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People often find themselves with water in their ears after a swim or bath, particularly in the summer months. While water in your ears can be a simple nuisance, if you don't remove it and if it doesn't drain on its own, it could lead to inflammation, irritation or infection of the external and internal ear canals, also known as "

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The skin of the ears is just like that of any other part of the body. Here, too, the pores can become clogged and, as a result, painful, hard-to-reach pimples can often form. Try practicing some of the following tips to get rid of pimples in your ears.

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Eustachian tubes (or auditory tubes) are small ducts in the head that connect the ears to the back of the nostrils. These tubes can sometimes become blocked due to colds or allergies; in severe cases, medical attention from an otolaryngologist is required.

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When ear wax builds up excessively in the ear canal, it is possible for the ears to become blocked. Although it is an important defense weapon to prevent bacteria and other impurities from entering the body, too much ear wax can decrease hearing ability.

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Earwax is meant to protect and lubricate the ears. However, sometimes too much of it accumulates in the ear canal, although the ear is generally able to "self-clean". Symptoms include ear pain, partial or complete loss of hearing, ringing, itching, foul odor, discharge of secretions and a feeling of fullness in the ears.

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Earwax is naturally produced in the ears, but when it is in excess it can interfere with hearing, create discomfort and increase the risk of infections. Many people use cotton swabs or cotton swabs to clean their ears, but in this way the earwax moves even deeper, with the risk of causing damage.

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Earwax is a natural substance produced in the ear canals to keep the ears dry and protect them from bacteria and infections. In fact, normal activities such as chewing and talking facilitate over time the flaking and elimination of excess ear wax, which makes cleaning the ears a fundamentally aesthetic operation.

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In most cases, the best way to keep the ear canals clean is to leave them alone, as some ear wax is good for the ears. However, if you have too much of it, there are some cleaning methods that are generally considered safe and that you can also try at home, such as removing earwax by proceeding from the outside and introducing the appropriate liquid;

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Tinnitus, also known as tinnitus, is the "perception of sound even though there is no real external noise". These noises are most often perceived as ringing, but can be heard as buzzing, hissing, rustling, or whistling. Millions of people around the world suffer from it.

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It often happens that the hole in the earlobe becomes infected, especially when it was done recently. In most cases, it heals within a week or two, as long as it is cleaned twice a day. Soak a cotton ball or Q-tip in a saline or antimicrobial soap solution to cleanse the site of the infection, then pat it dry with a disposable paper towel.

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"Otitis media" is the medical term for an infection of the middle ear, the space behind the eardrum. When this space is healthy, it is filled with air and is connected to the nasopharynx (the back of the nose / upper part of the throat) through the Eustachian tubes.

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When water gets into your ears it can be extremely annoying, but you don't have to live with this problem. Although the liquid usually tends to leak spontaneously, you can facilitate the process by using simple methods. Try to drain it by using a few maneuvers that you can easily do on your own.

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Do you have a sense of stiffness and swelling inside the ear? Do you feel painful, itchy or have an unpleasant smell? Are you experiencing partial hearing loss or are you hearing sounds inside your ear? You may have ear plugs blocking your ears, find out how to remove them by reading the guide.

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People's ear canal naturally produces ear wax which can block the ventilation system or diffuser of the hearing aid. This device is usually cleaned by your doctor every 3 to 6 months or whenever you go to their doctor's office for a check-up.

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Earwax is a natural substance that helps protect the ear and ear canal; yet sometimes it settles and causes problems or unpleasant sensations. You can remove it; you just have to be careful not to damage any sensitive tissue during the operation.

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This article is useful for people who suffer from ear infections and who would like at all costs to remove dirt from their ears regularly to relieve pain or pressure, rather than letting an ENT do it sporadically. If the ears are clean and dry, infections will be reduced.

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When you have ear congestion, you feel pressure in your ears, sometimes accompanied by pain, lightheadedness, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and mild hearing loss. The cause is attributable to colds, allergies or sinusitis. It can also be the result of pressure built up during an airplane trip, scuba diving, or a rapid change in altitude.

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Ear reflexology is not as well known as foot or hand reflexology, but it is just as effective for relieving pain and stress. Applying it is quick and easy. The ideal is to use it when health conditions make classic reflexology therapies unsuitable, in case of cuts, scratches or other serious problems.

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Babies have a tendency to put foreign bodies in their ears out of curiosity or simply by mistake. Your child may have food, buttons, toys, and insects in their ear. In many cases, you should take him to the doctor to have the object removed.

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Sometimes, especially if there is a sudden change in pressure (while on a plane or underwater), the Eustachian tubes become clogged giving you the feeling that your ears are plugged. The Eustachian tubes connect the middle ear to the pharynx and have the function of absorbing liquid and controlling the pressure of the ears.

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Earwax is one of the most common and natural causes of plugged ears, infections, and swimmer's otitis. Here are some tips to safely uncork the middle ear, the outer ear and to identify any problems with the inner ear. Steps Part 1 of 3:

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A bug in the ear can cause a lot of fear. Insects such as moths, beetles, ladybugs, and beetles may sneak into your ears while you sleep or while doing some outdoor activities. Entomologists fear that these insects want to get into their ears to stay in a warm and safe place.

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Ear mites are a type of "leech" parasite and live their entire life inside your pet's ear canal. They thrive in a dark and humid environment such as that of the ear. The mites cause severe itching and irritation to the animal and can cause infections if left untreated.

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Vestibular neuronitis, commonly called labyrinthitis, is inflammation of the inner ear accompanied by swelling, usually of viral or, less frequently, bacterial origin. Common symptoms include hearing loss, loss of balance, dizziness, lightheadedness and nausea.

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It has been found that about 70% of children by the age of three have had an ear infection at least once and many adults have also suffered from ear infections and ear pain. Although severe ear pain requires medical intervention and can lead to permanent hearing loss, milder situations can often be treated at home by following medical advice or by using home remedies that have been known to be effective for centuries.

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Swimmer's ear (also called otitis externa or swimmer's) is an external ear infection that often affects swimmers due to contaminated water that gets stuck inside the ear. This can result in painful inflammation, decreased hearing, and even more severe symptoms.

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External otitis, also called "swimmer's ear," occurs most often among young people and adolescents who go into the water very frequently or spend very long periods there, usually diving or swimming. Adults, however, are not immune to it.

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Earplugs are a real convenience. They block out annoying noises and sounds you don't want to hear during the day, plus they can help you swim more comfortably and get a good night's rest. However, we must remember that they must be washed regularly for optimal functioning.

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Most of us, at least once in our life, have experienced severe discomfort due to earache, especially during a cold. The problem begins when the Eustachian tube, which extends from the bottom of the throat to the eardrum, is no longer able to regulate fluids or pressure in the ear.

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Ear infection (also known as otitis media) is a fairly common problem in babies and children, but it can also affect adults. Nearly 90% of children have at least one ear infection before they turn three. It is a condition that can become very painful due to the accumulation of fluids that creates pressure on the eardrum.

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Fluid in the ears, or effusive otitis media (OME), is a more common condition among children under 2 years of age. Despite this, this disorder can affect people of any age. Fluid usually develops as a result of healing from otitis media. Often children are disturbed by the liquid left in their ears due to the shortness of their Eustachian tubes.