Neem leaves or bark is a natural medicine for curing hearing loss. Neem leaves or the bark can be boiled in water and this water can be used to wash the ear. This helps in reducing ear ache caused due to constant exposure to loud noises.

Fenugreek seeds should be pounded first and then put in hot oil. It should be allowed to cool down to a temperature which your ear can tolerate. This can be used as an ear drop to give an individual relief from ear aches and also help is softening the ear wax, which can easily be then removed by using an ear bud.

Garlic extract can be used to ease ear infection especially in children with hearing loss problems. Two to four drops of warm garlic extract can be put in the ear of the child to give him relief. However it should be noted that the liquid should be warm and not hot, or else the ear drum may be affected. Another word of caution is that the same dropper should not be used to put this extract in the ear of the child, as it may lead to spreading of infection.

This is helpful in lessening dizziness and in aiding poor equilibrium. It is equally helpful in combating infection and in reducing congestion. Tea and the capsule form are the two major forms in which it is usually preferred. This is helpful for people with hearing loss problems who are traveling.

In combating infection and soothing inflammation, Mullen oil is very effective. It can be used as ear drops. This can be carried with the person and used if required.

Consuming fresh pineapples regularly can help in reducing inflammation in the ears. Garlic, kelp, sea vegetables all are helpful in curing hearing problems and should form a major part of an individual’s diet who is afflicted with this problem.

Earwax is one of the most common causes of hearing loss in individuals. For cleaning earwax, use one spoon of vinegar to a cup of warm water or a few drops of hydrogen peroxide. By using an eyedropper, one can place a few drops in one ear, keep it for a few minutes and then allow it to drain off. Then it should be repeated with the other ear. This can be done twice or thrice a day. One should not use cotton swabs to clean earwax as this can push the wax further in and exaggerate the problem further. If the earwax is still very hard, one should use garlic oil to soften it for two or three days. After using garlic oil, the ear should be washed with warm water. Various cases of earwax formation can be treated with these processes. Ear candling is another method of removing earwax from one’s ears. In this method special candles are used to treat this earwax formation. These candles are available at health food stores.