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Nasopharyngeal tumor abt 7 yrs ago. presently, i have mild hearing loss in both ears. still have feeling of fullness/being under water in right ear. valsalva technique helps. could this feeling of being under water right ear be from this tumor?
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Hearing loss: It is probably associated with the mild hearing loss and not associated with the history of a tumor. To be absolutely certain see an ENT specialist to make the definitive diagnosis. Good Luck
Answered 12/14/2020
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