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i have otitis media, so they fixed it with gromets. i still have those gromets. my question is does it cause temporary hearing loss. i mean, is doesn't cause nerve damage but it doesn't allow all the sound to get in the ear. thanks some degree of conductive hearing loss is going to happen but typically this is mild and the extent of permanent hearing loss depends on how bad the initial ear infections were, good luck |
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