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Sudden hearing loss and ringing in 1 ear

2017-11-22 14:17:17
I can't hear anything out of my right ear suddenly and it's ringing like crazy... can't sleep. I tried peroxide in my ear for wax but it didn't work. Feeling of Fullness for sure.
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You seem to have developed sudden hearing loss which needs to be treated at the earliest. Confirmation of diagnosis can be made by direct ear examination, audiological evaluation with pure tone audiogram. Once confirmed treatment can be planned
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Consult nearby ENT specialist for confirmation of diagnosis and appropriate treatment if required

Answered2017-11-25 00:08:57

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