"Ear wax" blockage of hearing acuity is common, and removal is easily done by an ENT physician, so obtain a referral to an ENT specialist for careful removal of impacted "ear wax".
Answered 9/15/2021
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It is likely that it dislodged an earplug, seeing your doc or an ENT would be advisable in order to have it flushed or removed.
Answered 9/16/2021
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