I’m worried because I was around loud noise with no hearing protection. What should I do?

If you’re worried that you may have damaged your hearing or have had ringing in your ears since you were around the loud noise, you should talk to a hearing specialist and check your hearing. Planning ahead and bringing hearing protection with you if you may be around loud noise is helpful.

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I’m worried because I was around loud noise with no hearing protection. What should I do?

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