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Will my hearing come back even with tensor tympani if i remove the ear wax?
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Sorry: Your question is too vague to be understandable, or you left out some words. You lost your hearing, you have ear wax, and it has something to do with the tensor tympani muscle. LOSS of the effect of the tensor tympani muscle makes sounds louder, not softer. You will need to repost.
Answered 8/13/2018
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