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Few days ago i had a tube placed in my right ear to drain fluid that had been there for many months. ive noticed that i can no longer hear low frequencies in this ear. (lower than 50 hz is totally gone). is this common side effect that will go away?
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I would check in with the ENT doc that did the procedure.
Answered 7/21/2022
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