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Could you tell me why my husband just went deaf all of a sudden? is there's anything i can do at home to help get it back?
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Doubtful: Have immediate evaluation by otolaryngologist, as this could be benign such as impacted cerumen, or transient, such as viral infestation of auditory nerve, or even a brainstem lesion near the auditory nucleus.
Answered 7/6/2014
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