What might be causing my itchy inner ear?

What could be causing itchy inner ear?!

  • For the past week or so, the inside of my left ear is itching like crazy. It feels like right in the part I can reach with my finger, but I never "satisfy" the itch. It doesn't feel all the way down in the canal, though I suppose anything is possible. I have no fluids or excess wax coming out of my ear, no other symptoms. The itching comes and goes. It'll come for a few hours and then be gone for a few. When I lay down on it it starts to itch again. What could be causing this?

  • Answer:

    There is something in there irritating the skin. Use an ear drying solution...that contains alcohol and use that to perhaps stop the itch. http://www.med.umn.edu/otol/library/swimmers.htm go from there to perhaps find a solution.

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It could be eczema in your ear canal, although if you've never had a problem with it before, it's probably not. My best guess is that it's an earwax blockage. Try buying wax-softening drops (try Debrox) or using a bulb-type syringe to flush your ear out with warm water (you can buy Ear-Clear online).

Laurel H

the only thing that i can think of is swimmers ear...im not really even sure that it fits what you described....id talk to my mom if i were you..she knows everything lol

nicole_ca_cola19

ALLERGIES. to a food or the polin in the air

Wolverine14

ew.. you have a roach in there!

lucy in the sky

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