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I got acoustic trauma 1 month ago from fireworks i dont see any change in my hearing but i did have a bit of pain for few weeks. now i just have a bit of ringing for like 5 seconds once a week. when does hearing loss usually start after trauma?
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Usually immediately. There can, however, be a latency up three weeks
Answered 3/9/2023
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