perforated eardrum?
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I have exactly the same issue. You do lose some hearing due to the perforation, because the vibrations don't resonate quite as well, and you're far more prone to middle ear infections, which as you know are nasty. You also can't dive or equalise.
I'm also investigating surgery, not sure if it'd improve your hearing though.
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Listen to your doctor sunshine.
I think it could cause hearing loss. I would ask the doctor or another specialist for more information. To avoid more ear infections, I would advise you to put cotton or an earplug in your ear before you do anything that could get water inside. Just don't put it in too far. Or you could put a plastic bag or plastic wrap over your ear and secure with a rubber band before you shower, but don't make it too tight. Also, try not to hold your nose and blow. People with intact eardrums might be able to do it gently to equalize the pressure in their ears, but a perforated eardrum could possibly be damaged even more.
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