Ear Water Woes? ENT Doctor's 3 'Magic Tricks' for Instant Relief After Bath

• Water entering the ear after bathing can cause heaviness, blockage, and ringing sounds.
• Avoid dangerous methods like using ear buds, matchsticks, or pins, as they can cause injury or eardrum damage.
• Dr. Himanshu Bayad suggests tilting the head and hopping, using palm suction, or carefully applying low heat from a hairdryer to remove water.
• The hopping method uses gravity, palm suction creates a vacuum, and warm air from a hairdryer evaporates the water.
• Consult a doctor immediately if experiencing severe pain, pus, bleeding, dizziness, hearing loss, or if symptoms persist.

Why It Matters: Learn safe and effective methods from an ENT doctor to remove water from your ear after bathing.