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My left ear crackles when i hear loud noises, such as tv/music. why is this and how do i treat it?
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Loud ear noise: You may have a condition known as hyperacusis. It may arise spontaneously after ear trauma and may disapper . See your ENT specialist. He and an audiologist may be able to help you.
Answered 6/10/2014
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