If the ear is particularly itchy in the middle of the night, it is recommended to use a fine cotton swab to gently turn it around inside the ear canal. Sometimes this is because there is a lot of cerumen attached to the surface of the ear canal wall inside the facial ear causing the itch to form. However, if there is no improvement, you can rub the area around the auricle to promote blood circulation. If necessary, you can take oral anti-allergy medication to reduce clinical symptoms, such as loratadine dispersible tablets or montelukast sodium tablets to reduce the itching. It is important to go to the hospital during the day for active examination and treatment to clarify exactly what it is that makes your ears especially itchy. Clinically, it is more common to see fungal infections or eczema, and you can often consider applying Denide cream or compound ketoconazole cream to treat it.