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Have sudden hearing loss in left ear. went to doctor, no wax build up. just recently got over a case of vertigo. went to physical therapy which cured ?
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Labyrinthitis: Acute labyrinthitis may result in motion sensation vertigo and hearing loss. This often resolves with time however is variable. Persistent asymmetrical hearing loss and/or persistent dizziness/vertigo requires and ENT/otolaryngology evaluation and audiogram.
Answered 3/12/2019
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Sudden hearing loss: Usually vascular, viral, or traumatic. This is an ear emergency.
Answered 3/18/2019
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