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My earbone has increased and i can't hear. what shouldi do?
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See a specialist: All overgrowths should get checked by a doctor. Best to see ear , nose , throat specialist.
Answered 8/15/2021
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Surf?: I have heard of a condition that sometimes affects surfers who have salt water and cold wind constantly in their ear. Supposedly the ear canal can slowly close and affect hearing. See an ENT and get it checked out.
Answered 1/14/2015
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