Carbamide Peroxide And Hydrogen Peroxide As Cerumenolytics Ear Wax Removal; Mechanism of action, Use

carbamide peroxide and hydrogen peroxide are commonly used cerumenolytics—agents that help soften and break down earwax for easier removal.

Carbamide Peroxide
A combination of hydrogen peroxide and urea, which enhances its effectiveness.

Works by releasing oxygen, creating a bubbling effect that loosens earwax.

Found in many over-the-counter ear drops.

Studies suggest it is effective in breaking down compacted cerumen.

Hydrogen Peroxide
Acts as a mild antiseptic and cerumenolytic.

Helps soften and dissolve earwax, reducing the need for manual removal.

Often used in home remedies for earwax buildup.

Can cause temporary fizzing or bubbling when applied.

Precautions
Avoid use if you have a perforated eardrum or ear infection.

Overuse may lead to irritation or dryness in the ear canal.

Consult a doctor if experiencing pain, dizziness, or hearing loss

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