Water in the ear can be gotten out quickly by dipping a dry cotton swab, hopping on one foot, or ear suction.
If there is not a lot of water in the ear, you can use a dry, thin cotton swab or tampon to slowly dip and wipe deep into the ear canal to dry the water.
If the amount of water is large and the ear feels blocked and stuffy, you can turn the ear with the water in it downward and perform a one-legged hop, using this vibration to shake the water out of the ear.
If the water is close to the tympanic membrane, or the water into the ear wax swelling, ear blockage is more serious, this situation is recommended to seek medical attention, the doctor will choose to use professional equipment to deal with, such as otologic suction, deep into the ear canal, to clean.
It is important to note that when cleaning by yourself, you should be gentle to avoid damaging the ear canal. If you are not experienced in cleaning, it is recommended that you consult a doctor in the hospital and get help from the doctor.