That is my experience, it fizzes and bubbles and tickles, but I've never
felt the slightest pressure from it. One should NEVER put anything in
the ear if there is an opening in the ear drum--problem is knowing if
there is one.
sol
Marshall Dudley wrote:
I think this only applies if there is a break in the drum. One should
never use H2O2 if there is a hole in the drum or a break. Otherwise,
others here have used H2O2 with very good results many times in
humans. I have not heard so much on other animals. Unless you seal
the ear after putting in the H2O2, how and where would any pressure
form? It should simply vent to the air out the ear.
Marshall
Sandy wrote:
Marshal, I have had several vets and physicians tell me NOT to use
Hydrogen Peroxide in ears human or animal. They tout that it can
damage the ear drum with the pressure it can cause. One doctor told
me to use half DW and half Alcohol for cleaning ear canals it is less
caustic and does not endanger the ear in any way. I had to mix the
concoction to use on my own ears and it works very well. Sandy
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