If you’re referring to the ear-drop claim, it’s a good idea not to try it unless you know exactly what the drops are and they’re intended for your specific condition.
Many viral “hearing restoration” remedies involve oils, herbal extracts, hydrogen peroxide, or other substances that won’t restore age-related or nerve-related hearing loss and may irritate the ear or cause harm, especially if you have a damaged eardrum.
If your hearing seems reduced:
- If it’s due to earwax, appropriate wax-softening drops or professional wax removal may help.
- If it’s sudden hearing loss, seek urgent medical care rather than trying home remedies.
- If it’s gradual, a hearing test is the best way to identify the cause and the most effective treatment.
If you can tell me what the “2 drops” are (for example, olive oil, hydrogen peroxide, garlic oil, or a commercial product), I can explain whether they’re likely to help, have no effect, or could be unsafe.
