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In extreme cases where earwax (called cerumen) totally blocks the ear canal, a pretty significant decrease in hearing ability can be experienced. The first step is to have an Earzlink professional conduct an otoscopic inspection of your ear canals to determine if an obstruction does or does not exist.
