Newsweek spoke to the centenarian's grandson who said that the hospital was compared to "hell" back in the 1920s.

Unless you’re intentionally stretching your earring holes with gauges, most people don’t want stretched earlobes — and nobody wants their earring holes to tear. Learn how stretched or torn ...

My daughter got her ears pierced a few months ago and took the earrings out for a few hours today but now can't get them back in. Could the holes be closed up already? How can we get the earrings ...

What you need to know about pierced ear infections Preventing earring hole infections all starts with proper hygiene — both right after a piercing, and for years to come.

Several factors can cause pierced holes to stretch and rip, such as aging, wearing heavy earrings and sleeping in jewelry. Fillers can help mild cases, but people with extremely elongated openings ...

Glawe had put the snake around her shoulders, according to the report, and snakes like hiding in holes. Thus, Bart the snake zipped through the hole and became stuck in Glawe’s ear.

Learn the essential steps and precautions for safe ear piercing, including what to expect during the procedure, aftercare tips, and how to avoid infections ...

A doctor talks about the reason we have ear wax, if peroxide can remove it effectively, and the do's and don'ts of ear cleaning with other methods like Q-tips.

"These are large earring holes, larger than the usual stud hole. When the earlobe and other parts of their bodies are expanded, they have trouble in the classic work force.

“One way to keep your ear holes clean is before taking a bath or going to bed, remove the ear pins because even sweat can make your ear holes smell and keep them dirty,” he emphasised.

How do you clean earring holes? Remove your earrings and thoroughly clean the outer crevices, your earring holes, and the backs of your ears with soap and water, says Dr. Patel.