Bug in my ear: What should I do? (Cockroach Emergency)

The video discusses the occurrence of bugs entering human ears, often attracted by the warmth and smell of earwax. It highlights symptoms such as vibrations and fullness in the ear, and warns against using cotton buds, which can cause damage. The video advises against some home remedies and recommends consulting a doctor for safe removal. The narrative includes a story about Melissa and her bug friend, Augie, to illustrate the topic.

What attracts bugs to human ear canals, especially during sleep?

• The movement of the head

• The light from electronic devices

• The sound of snoring

• The warmth and smell of earwax

What is a potential risk of using a cotton bud to remove an ear bug?

• It can push the bug further in and damage the eardrum

• It can cause the bug to multiply

• It can cause the ear to swell

• It can make the bug more aggressive

What is the condition called when an infection is introduced into the middle ear?

• Otitis

• Tinnitus

• Vertigo

• Sinusitis

Why does the narrator recommend visiting a doctor for ear bug removal?

• Doctors can provide a permanent solution

• Doctors can prescribe painkillers

• Doctors can perform surgery if needed

• Doctors have special tools to safely remove the bug

What is the role of antibiotics in the treatment of ear bugs?

• To prevent the bug from returning

• To treat any inflammation caused by the bug

• To numb the ear during removal

• To dissolve the bug