Dear sir, if it is sensorineural hearing loss and has been there since a few months, then the chances of recovery are very less. I would recommend you to opt for hearing aid in right ear if you are facing some issues in day to day communication. Please consult a qualified and experienced audiologist and ENT for thorough check up and consultation.
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You seem to be having sensory neural hearing loss. If it's sudden in onset then there is chance of slow recovery. If it is slowly progressive type the chances of recovery are very less
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