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Please can you tell me if eustachian tube dysfunction which l have been diagnosed with could have been a result of sudden loud exposure to music?
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No: Exposure to loud music does not affect how the eustachian tube works. The tube connects the nose with the middle ear space and loud music would have no effect on that.
Answered 12/27/2013
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