Benefits Of Garlic To Your Ear! Natural Home Remedies!

Описание: What Can Garlic in Your Ear Do?

What is garlic in your ear supposed to treat?

Garlic has been used to treat a little bit of everything that has ailed people over the centuries, including ear infections and earaches. Though there isn’t much scientific evidence on garlic for ear infections, it has been shown to have several other health benefits.

Does garlic have any scientifically proven benefits?

Garlic’s health benefits include antiviral, antibacterial, and antifungal properties. It also has anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties. When eaten, garlic can help boost your immune system and help fight infection.

Garlic uses for earache

Eating garlic can help boost your immune system in general, which helps you fight or prevent infections. Garlic has been used as a natural remedy for ear issues including earache, ear infection, and tinnitus. The following are a couple of ways to use garlic at home in your ears.

Garlic oil

You can buy commercially made garlic oil ear drops from many health stores, groceries, and online.

Storing garlic oil

The International Association for Food Protection (IAFP) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) both strongly recommend refrigerating garlic-infused oil and using it within three days after you make it.

Whole clove of garlic

You can place a whole clove of garlic into the ear to treat ear pain or tinnitus. This method is not recommended for children.

What you’ll need:

one clove of garlic, peeled
small piece of gauze
washcloth

Here’s how to do it:

Peel a clove of garlic and cut the tip off of one end. Wrap the clove in the gauze and rest the wrapped clove in the ear with the cut end facing into the ear. The garlic clove should not go inside of your ear canal. Hold a warm washcloth over the ear until the ear pain is gone.

If your ear pain gets worse, stop using the garlic and speak to a medical professional about your symptoms.

Garlic oil risks

There is a risk of skin irritation or chemical burns from putting garlic or garlic-based products on your skin. Test your home remedy on a small part of the skin (such as on the inner arm) before using it on yourself or someone else.

If you or the person who will be using it feel tingling, burning, or discomfort or see redness where oil was applied, wash the area completely with soap and water and do not use the oil.

Do not use if you have a ruptured eardrum

These remedies should not be used if you have a ruptured eardrum. A ruptured eardrum causes pain and you might experience fluid draining from your ear. See your doctor before using garlic oil or any other remedy in your ear.

Bacteria growth

It’s possible for bacteria like Clostridium botulinum to grow under certain conditions in garlic oil, often caused by items that haven’t been sterilized. C. botulinum can make botulinum toxin in contaminated food or cause botulism.

What Is Botulism?

Botulism (or botulism poisoning) is a rare but very serious illness that transmits through food, contact with contaminated soil, or through an open wound. Without early treatment, botulism can lead to paralysis, breathing difficulties, and death.

Types of ear infections

Otitis media

Otitis media is a middle ear infection. It happens when bacteria or a virus causes inflammation behind the eardrum. This type of ear infection is very common in children. Middle ear infections improve without medication, but see your doctor if you or your child has ear pain that lingers or is accompanied by fever.

Otitis externa

Otitis externa is an outer ear infection that affects the outer opening of the ear and the ear canal. Swimmer’s ear is the most common type of Otis externa and results from exposure to moisture, such as from spending a lot of time swimming. Water that remains in the ear canal encourages the growth of bacteria.

Other treatments for ear pain
Garlic isn’t your only option when it comes to treating an ear infection.

Middle ear infections often go away without medication, and symptoms can be relieved using over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers. Applying warm or cold compresses may also offer some relief, along with other home remedies for earaches.

If you or your child have ear pain that persists or is accompanied by a fever and face pain, see your doctor.


Even though there may not be much scientific evidence available on the effects of garlic for ear infections, garlic and other home remedies may help relieve your pain.




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