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What can an ent do to improve hearing? whenever i have sinus issues, it backs up into my ears. are there different options?
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Yes: I addressed one about nasal septoplasty. Depending on the cause of your hearing problems an ENT may be able to help. Sinus infections are treatable if you have ear infection that is also treatable.
Answered 9/28/2016
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