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After a sudden loud noise, my ears became plugged. will listening to music right after this incident permanently ruin my hearing?
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No: No, a sudden loud noise can cause hearing loss. Listening to music at normal volumes will not cause hearing loss. If your symptoms persist, see an ENT doc
Answered 1/1/2017
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