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Does suffering from menieres disease means you will go completely deaf at one point in time? or just partially?
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Meniere's disease: Sensorineural hearing loss in Meniere's disease is usually fluctuating in occurrence and often initially affects lower frequencies. It progresses over time in intensity, and often results in permanent loss of hearing at all frequencies in the affected ear after about 8-10 years.
Answered 12/17/2017
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