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I've lost hearing in my right ear since tuesday morning. i thought it was wax, but i cleaned it out and it isn't. no pain or fever. what should i do?
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Eustachitis?: You may have a plugged eustachian tube, usually allergic. Try an antihistamine a see if it doesn't clear up.Avoid blowing your nose. Wipe it or sniff.
Answered 3/19/2016
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