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My sister screamed in my ear really loud would i go death because of that?
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The hearing loss is: worst in the immediate time period. If you arent deaf by now, then not unless she makes a habit of it. If you ARE deaf right now, then this usually improves a lot over 1 to a few days.
Answered 12/2/2016
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