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I went to a rock concert last night & i had some pain in ear but it went away. when i ate food i noticed popping in my ear will that go away in time?
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Damage temporary but: Music is very loud at a concert and can cause temporary damage causing difficulty hearing. The long term effects of music too loud may cause hearing loss. Just like all things you should do them in moderation. If frequent to concerts consider the loss you might face.
Answered 7/25/2016
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