Air horn ear feels clogged help!!!?
I bought a air horn and held it up in the air probably about 2 feet away from my ears and i honked the air horns like 3 times and now 10 minutes later my ears feel clogged will I be fine ?
Can an air horn damage your inner ear and if how so?
Usually if a loud noise affects your ear, it only last for a hour or so. If it has been more than a few hours, you need to go to the ER. they can either fix the damage or they can stop it from getting worse
Can an air horn cause loss of hearing?
Over time, everybody loses hearing to some extent, even from everyday common sounds. Everything is that way. If something gets used, it gets worn out. I would suggest asking this in a medical section. This sounds like a specific condition. I had a similar problem after an ear infection. It got better, but not entirely. I was very disappointed that I lost some hearing from something preventable.
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