There are the following clinical approaches to deal with something inside the ear: In the first case, something is live such as flying insects that enter the ear canal and have a crawling sensation in the ear canal. In this case, it is recommended that the patient go to the hospital as soon as possible, and the doctor can use levofloxacin ear drops for ear drops or aromatic oil drops to suffocate the flying insects to death, and then use an attractor to suck the insects out, paying attention to the presence of abrasions in the ear canal and The second case is when something gets into the ear canal. In the second case, the ear canal is filled with something that cannot be moved, such as soybeans or some sand, in which case you should also go to the hospital and have the doctor flush it out with an aspirator or saline. In any case, after the foreign body is removed from the ear, it is clinically recommended to carry out anti-inflammatory treatment to avoid inducing some infections.