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Hi doc i am 18 weeks pregnant. i was listening tosome music for 1 hr through my earphones a little loud.can the loudest damage my unborn baby ears.it ?
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Consider the setting: Your fetus is surrounded by water. It does have some hearing capacity after the ear forms but the water absorbs sound before it gets to them. Consider how well you hear something if you are swimming under water. I wouldn't worry about it.
Answered 5/16/2018
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