Ear pain

Historical remedies

The following claims come from the historical source; they are not verified treatment recommendations.

• The source claims that heating a garlic clove in oil and putting drops of that oil in the ear relieves stabbing ear pain and ear discharge or pus. [6]
• The source claims that slightly warming ginger juice and putting it in the ear relieves stabbing pain. [6]
• The source claims that putting drops of honey in the ear relieves ear pain and ear discharge or pus. [6]
• The source claims that boiling asafoetida in sesame oil and putting drops of that oil in the ear relieves pain. [6]
• The source claims that drops of tulsi juice in the ear relieve ear pain, stabbing sensations and discharge of pus. [6]
• The source claims that putting a mixture of honey and oil in the ear is beneficial when insects such as ticks or centipedes have entered it. [7]
• The source claims that slightly warming radish-leaf juice and putting it into a painful ear relieves pain and stabbing sensations. [7]
• The juice of tulsi leaves slightly warmed (Navasheko) and instilled in the ear relieves earache. [62]