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Since i had a bath i haven't been able to hear very well i have tried everything?
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Water in ears: If it happened suddenly and after taking a bath.Only way a bath will affect your hearing is if water found its way in both ears.Tey to shake the water out of your ears and wait.As water goes out and evaporates the hearing will return.If it persists then you consult your doctor or preferably an ENT Specialist.
Answered 1/2/2016
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