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I'm 49, i have terrible hearing, however, i always have sinus congestion. i'm wondering if that can contribute to my poor hearing?
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Yes: Sinus problems can contribute to hearing problems. That is not a complete answer, of course, but the basic answer is "yes". You should have things checked by an ENT doctor. They understand both problems and how they can be interrelated.
Answered 10/30/2018
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