What should I do if I wake up and my hearing is different?

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If you suddenly notice a drop in hearing, you need an appointment with a doctor as soon as possible. They should look in your ears and give you medication to take within 72 hours of your hearing change. You should also have a hearing assessment.

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What should I do if I wake up and my hearing is different?

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