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Can a person can gain hearing capacity?
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Hearing loss: It depends there are correctable causes of hearing loss- such as wax, acute otitis media, perforated ear drums( surgically correctable) otosclerosis. Most sensorineural deafness are progressive, no possible cure.
Answered 12/9/2013
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