Title: Common Issues with Ear Health and Proper Ear Cleaning 1. Earwax and Its Significance: The sticky substance found in the ears, known as earwax or cerumen, is a mixture of sweat gland secretions, skin flakes, and fatty acids. Its color and consistency can vary among individuals.
Both types are normal and primarily determined by the ABCC11 gene. 2. Relation Between Oily Earwax and Body Odor: The ABCC11 gene also plays a role in body odor, including a condition called axillary osmidrosis or body odor.
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