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Accidentally focusing on background noise, sensitivity to sound, even played clinking together hurt my ears, also noticeable not major hearing loss?
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See a doctor: You should see a doctor. Meanwhile stop using ear phones or head phones or listen to loud music.
Answered 5/26/2016
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