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A glass container fell on top of a glass table and my left ear was turned to it and now feels clogge and has pressure inside it. permanent damage?
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Doubtful: My concern is to make sure you didn't get some piece of glass in your ear. If you think that is possibility, please see a medical provider. There is always a possibility if the noise was loud enough you could have punctured your eardrum. I do believe your hearing will return to normal without permanent damage. Good luck
Answered 9/30/2017
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