If you’re asking whether the claim “Put 2 drops in your ear and you will hear like before” is legitimate: be very cautious. It is not a proven cure for hearing loss.
- If hearing is reduced because of impacted earwax, appropriate ear drops can soften the wax and may improve hearing once the blockage clears. (Dorset HealthCare)
- But hearing loss can also result from age-related damage, loud noise, infection, eardrum problems, or inner-ear disorders. Drops won’t restore hearing caused by many of these conditions. (nhs.uk)
- Don’t put an unknown substance into your ear. Some drops should not be used when the eardrum may be perforated or when there is an ear infection. (Dorset HealthCare)
- Sudden hearing loss, especially in one ear, is a medical emergency. Prompt assessment and treatment can improve the chance of recovery. (NIDCD)
So, if a social-media post names a particular oil, herb, or homemade mixture as the “2 drops,” don’t use it until you know exactly what it is and whether it’s safe for your ear.
If you tell me what the 2 drops are supposed to be (for example, olive oil, garlic oil, hydrogen peroxide, etc.), I can check that specific remedy and explain whether it is safe and whether there’s evidence it improves hearing.
