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It happens that a loud sound, like loud music or power tools cause your ears to bleed?
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Loud is always bad: A loud sound esp if sudden can cause your ears to bleed if your eardrum gets popped or blown out. You should have a doctor look at it especially if you have lost even a little bit of hearing after the loud sounds.
Answered 10/4/2016
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