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I went to a concert, and as soon as i came out i was having trouble hearing and up till now i'm still having trouble hearing, what should i do?
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Get ear plugs: Live music can be dangerously loud. I never go to concerts without ear plugs. Your ear has a way to dampen the sound to protect itself from some sound damage. Hopefully your hearing will return to normal in a few hours. You could have permanent noise induced hearing loss. Unfortunately there isn't anything you can do to fix that damage if it is present. You can see an audiologist for an eval.
Answered 11/18/2013
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