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How many db safe to wear earphones with ruptured eardrum?
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Irrelevant : Wearing earphone with loud noise may be damaging to your normal eardrum. If your eardrum is already ruptured, high db may interfere with the eardrum healing. See a ENT specialist for specific advice.
Answered 7/2/2020
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