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Just had sudden temporary hearing loss in right ear. last week i had ringing and buzzing. i can hear now again but less loud then left ear!
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ENT ASAP: Might be something as simple as ear wax. Or it could be sudden hearing loss which can be permanent. See ENT doc ASAP for assessment.
Answered 4/12/2015
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