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Ear syringing

Hal1 · 2005-10-28 16:50:20

Anybody know where I can get this procedure done relatively cheap as I am not covered by any health cover. Would P.R.S.I cover this or is that for dental care only? many thanks for replies.

28-10-2005 4:50pm

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Anybody know where I can get this procedure done relatively cheap as I am not covered by any health cover. Would P.R.S.I cover this or is that for dental care only? many thanks for replies.

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#2 29-10-2005 11:53pm

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colleges and uni's should provide the service if you're a student.
failing that you're looking at your local doc, and saying goodbye to €50.
you could try free the wax by putting olive oil in your ears at night-time and after a few days trying audiclean or similar... or earex drops are supposed to dissolve wax plugs... hope this helps!

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