The patient’s condition of having earwax every day when he pulls out his ears may be due to the accumulation of more earwax secretions in the ear canal. It may also be due to the ceruminous glands on the skin surface of the patient’s ear canal, which will secrete obvious ceruminous secretions every day, which may easily lead to a gradual increase in the accumulation of cerumen in the ear canal. Patients who have more earwax, causing more obvious blockage of the ear, or even causing hearing loss as well as tinnitus, need to go to the hospital for further examination. An otoscopy will be performed to examine the blockage in the ear canal in detail. If necessary, special tweezers or suction tools can be used to thoroughly clean the cerumen secretion in the ear canal, and regular review is needed to give appropriate cleaning when secretion is found.