Earwax: A Cause Of Temporary Hearing Loss and Tinnitus?!

Earwax is essential to the functioning of our ears, but if too much earwax builds up, problems can arise. If there is too much earwax in the ears, you may experience a temporary hearing loss that leads to temporary tinnitus. The best option is to visit a professional to have the earwax removed, and your hearing and tinnitus will generally return back to normal.

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[freethy]

This happened to Me unfortunately but wasn't temporary I still have it over a year later