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Can blowing your nose make you deaf?
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No---: But I suppose depending upon how loudly you blow and in what proximity you do it to someone else's ear you could cause them to lose a few hertz in their frequency perceptual range! (minor joke!).... Answer is: No, one cannot go deaf blowing their nose.
Answered 9/28/2016
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