Visit your doctor. You should not try to remove it yourself – you could damage his eardrum.

I’ve read lots of home remedies, but I would ask my GP to do it by flushing with water.

Take him to your gp. Anything you do at home could result in permanent ear damage, I’m sure you don’t want to risk that

yes waxsol is great. you can use audiclean which can be used on children from 2 years.

One of my boys has to use Waxsol Ear Drops from the chemist. It softens and loosens the wax and it comes out on its own. I checked with the doctor first because it was bad enough to be causing him some discomfort and hearing loss and about every 12-18 months we seem to have a repeat. My other son has had grommets to stop recurring ear infections and hearing loss and frequently falling over was a sign, strangely no pain.

Thanks June11. Great advice. Much appreciated. 🙂

Do not try to clean in his/her eardrum. However you can clean the outer section outside the eardrum. If the eardrum doesn’t clear itself you need to consult a Dr. He may be able to remove it with special equipment, or syringe them (they use water as far as I know) or you put ear drops in them to see if that helps. Failing that there is a possibility of grommets being used. When they have done their job they fall out on their own.

Hi I was always told not to clean them due to the risk of damaging the ear, if it’s a big issue I’d take him to the doctor