The British man, 31, contracted what’s known as necrotising otitis externa – a bacterial infection – that targeted the lining of his skull.
The British Medical Journal stated: ‘ At 10 weeks, the patient remained well, with no neurological deficit and no residual ear symptoms, and CT demonstrated complete resolution of the intracranial abscesses.’Use olive oil to clean wax out of your ear
In case anyone else is puzzled as to how you SHOULD clean your ears, if not with cotton buds ✨
You shouldn’t put anything in your ear that’s smaller than your elbow.
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