Comedian Harry Enfield,65, has revealed that years of daily cold-water swimming in north London have left him with a serious health condition , exostosis, also known as 'surfer's ear.'

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Cold-water swimming has gained popularity in recent years, with celebrities like Princess Catherine and Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood speaking about its health benefits. However, Enfield's experience serves as a warning about the potential risks associated with this trend.

Exostosis occurs when the ear canal is irritated by cold water and wind, triggering the body to grow new lumps of bone. Enfield explains that he has extra bones growing inside his ears, known as stalactites, which have been caused by his repeated exposure to cold water and wind.

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The condition can be treated, but it would be a painful and lengthy process. Enfield would rather not hear what people are saying than go through the procedure .

Other celebrities have spoken about the health benefits of cold-water swimming, but Enfield's experience raises questions about the potential risks associated with this trend.

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Enfield's experience serves as a warning about the potential risks associated with cold-water swimming, a trend that has gained popularity in recent years.

Celebrities like Princess Catherine and Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood have spoken about the heatlh benefits of cold-water swimming, but Enfield's experience raises questions about the potential risks associated with this trend.

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Cold-water swimming has gained popularity in recent years, but Enfield's experience raises questions about the potential risks associated with this trend.

Exostosis occurs when the ear canal is irritated by cold water and wind, triggering the body to grow new lumps of bone.

Enfield's experience serves as a warning about the potential risks associated with cold-water swimming, a trend that has gained popularity in recent years.