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What happens if you listen to loud music accediently once in a while can you lose all your hearing?
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Loud music ; hearing: When you listen to loud noise like at a concert you will experience a drop in hearing and a ringing in the ear. This can persist for up to 24 hrs and in called a temporary threshold shift. Obviously you do not want this to occur. You should protect your ears by not listening to loud music and wearing ear protection at all times. Good luck.
Answered 9/28/2016
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