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sudden deafness

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sudden deafness
Audiology An abrupt hearing loss that follows a known cause of deafness–eg, an explosion, viral infection, or use of certain drugs


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[FIGURE OMITTED] Sudden deafness associated with vestibular symptoms can develop rapidly over a day or so.
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It started five years ago when I was struck with sudden deafness in one ear.
 
 
 
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