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Slept on my ear & when i woke i can barely hear. 4 days later nothing is improving. i cant sleep having naseous/vertigo. any idea what this is?
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Need to see ENT: Hearing loss with vertigo of recent onset can be treated effectively when diagnosed quickly in some cases. I recommend seeing an ENT for an exam and thorough hearing test ASAP. You need to make sure this is not a sudden hearing loss which needs treatment expeditiously.
Answered 9/28/2017
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