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15-10.-2005, 08:07 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Medford, OR
Posts: 106
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hard of hearing/balance problems
About 2 years ago one of my ears went out. Don't remember which one. Just suddenly, I could hear fine, then volume went to about %50. I left it alone for a long time, both ears eventually got so bad that I would just tell people "I'm deaf" with a straight face, because I couldn't hear them anyway. Well, I finally saw a doctor and after he pulled a TON of dust/wax/crap out of both ears I was assaulted by a bombardment of noises I hadn't heard in months. The shock of hearing things half a mile away went away after the first week or so. Today, I hear fine, but I'm clumsy. I trip a lot and lose my balance all over the place. Could it be related to my ears? Maybe something was broken during the inner ear cleaning?
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16-10.-2005, 09:28 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 337
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Re: hard of hearing/balance problems
Maybe you need to go back for another cleaning.
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