Ear careEar clinic
A convenient appointment to discuss ear symptoms, check what may be contributing, and agree the next steps.
- Help to understand what might be causing ear discomfort or blocked hearing
- Reassurance and clear next steps based on your symptoms
- Advice to support comfort and everyday hearing
- Private, supportive conversation at a time that suits you
Focused ear symptom review
Time to talk through what you are experiencing, what makes it better or worse, and how it is affecting day-to-day life.
Clear plan you can follow
You will leave with practical self-care advice, what to look out for, and guidance on whether further assessment is needed.
Confidential and respectful care
Appointments are handled discreetly, with a calm approach to help you feel comfortable discussing sensitive symptoms.
How It Works
- 1A clear, step-by-step conversation so you feel listened to and understand the options.
- 2Advice is tailored to age, symptoms, and what is most practical for your household.
What we provide
These are the key things you can expect from your consultation.
Symptom and history discussion
Review of pain, blockage, discharge, itch, dizziness, and any triggers, plus recent illnesses, swimming, or flights.
Self-care and comfort advice
Guidance on safe steps to ease discomfort and reduce irritation, including how to avoid making symptoms worse.
Medicine suitability guidance
Support choosing suitable over-the-counter options where appropriate, taking account of other medicines, allergies, and health conditions.
Next-step signposting
Clear advice on what to do if symptoms persist, recur, or do not improve as expected.
Who this service is for
This service is for anyone planning a trip who wants personalised travel health advice.
People with blocked or muffled hearing
If your ear feels full, pressured, or your hearing seems reduced, you can get guidance on likely causes and next steps.
People with mild ear discomfort
If you have new or intermittent discomfort and want support with safe self-care and suitable products.
People with recurring ear issues
If symptoms keep coming back, you can discuss patterns and triggers and get advice on how to reduce flare-ups.
Frequently asked questions
What happens at an ear clinic appointment?
You will talk through your symptoms and relevant history, and you may be offered a simple ear check to support the discussion. You will leave with tailored advice and clear next steps.
What should I bring with me?
Bring a list of your medicines, any relevant allergy information, and details of how long symptoms have been present and what seems to trigger them.
Can you help if my ear feels blocked?
Yes, you can discuss possible reasons for a blocked sensation and get advice on safe self-care and what to do if it does not improve.
Will you remove ear wax at this appointment?
This depends on what is available locally and what is appropriate for your symptoms. If wax removal is not part of the appointment, you can still get advice on next steps.
Is the appointment private?
Yes, appointments are handled discreetly and you can ask questions at your own pace.
