Post: Temporary hearing loss after getting hit in the head?
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03-31-2011, 11:07 PM
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Mr. DarkKV
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03-31-2011, 11:33 PM
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Mr. DarkKV
League Champion
04-01-2011, 02:33 PM
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IzBoogz
Reppin Brooklyn
Originally posted by Mr.
So I got in another fight at school nothing special, intresting thing is that I couldn't hear for about 1 - 2 min after...
Heres what happened;
The guy came from behind me and punched me quiet hard on the head..
At that moment my right ear (the side that got hit) had a extremely loud sqreaching sound the type like after you come back from a loud concert and your ears hurt, but this was 10 times louder that that..
Then I turned around and punched him twice around the head, which made him back off lol.
I've been hit in the head multiple times but never experienced this.. Has anyone?
Edit:
I looked on the web and found this:
'A hit on the head or a hit to the ear will sometimes cause a temporary hearing loss'
But why?
Heres what happened;
The guy came from behind me and punched me quiet hard on the head..
At that moment my right ear (the side that got hit) had a extremely loud sqreaching sound the type like after you come back from a loud concert and your ears hurt, but this was 10 times louder that that..
Then I turned around and punched him twice around the head, which made him back off lol.
I've been hit in the head multiple times but never experienced this.. Has anyone?
Edit:
I looked on the web and found this:
'A hit on the head or a hit to the ear will sometimes cause a temporary hearing loss'
But why?
You need to be extremely careful. Getting hit in the head can cause you to damage your hearing permanmently. Also when you begin to get older you also begin to lose some hearings because of your ear hair cells begin to start dying. I have some trouble hearing due to some hearing lost. So my best advice to you is do not have your head bang a lot (I prefer not at all) and do not be in extreme loud places because it can cause your eas to lose some hearing.
Also, fluids above your ears can damage your hair-cells permanmently if it builds up. So be extremely cautious about your ears. Go see an audiologist and get a hearing test so they candetermine what you should do to find out what your cause of hearing lost is.
Good luck my friend,
Izboogz
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