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A member asked:
When i hear loud sounds my ears throb. i've tried ear plugs and i feel deaf, can i be losing my hearing? please help me figure out so i don't hurt
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Hearing loss: It appears you may be sensitive to loud noises or may have hyperacusis. Better to get checked by an ent.
Answered 12/9/2013
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