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Could my mom have had a mini stroke if she suddenly lost her hearing in one ear?
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Yes: Yes. More importantly, it could have been more serious or less serious such as a wax blockage. She should see her pcp immediately for sudden hearing loss.
Answered 9/26/2012
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