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Can my hearing continue to get worse because of recurring otitis media?
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In certain situation: Most of the time, ear infections cause some fluid accumulation which could affect hearing. Repeated infections could cause tissue changes leading to hearing loss. A very bad infection could cause nerve injury and hearing loss. If you have repeated ear infections, see an ent.
Answered 12/31/2013
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