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Can 7th nerve palsy affect speech & cause high frequency hearing loss? have had problems entire life. no droop, just no ability to do some things
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Not usually: There are 5 branches to the seventh cranial nerve. None of these will affect hearing. Congenital speech and hearing loss is usally caused by other factors. You can see a neurologist to help you answer this question.
Answered 4/28/2018
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