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Sudden hearing loss can be an indication of an underlying medical condition, such as meniere's disease (a disruption of the fluid balance in the inner ear), autoimmune inner ear disease (when the body's immune system mistakenly attacks the tissues of your inner ear), or a tumor of the hearing nerve (acoustic neuroma).
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Get treated with Ultrasonic therapy which would directly heal the calcaneal spur (inflammation of the calcaneum bone) which causes the heel pain in majority of the cases. Along with ultrasonic therapy, shortwave diathermy also can be given. Simultaneously it is better to wear MCR chappals (micro cellular rubber) which will help to transfer the weight evenly in the feet so that the weight will be completely felt in the heel area. Simultaneously it is better to wear MCR chappals (micro cellular ru...more

It could be Tinnitus.It is a ringing sensation in ear
1. It is due to exposure to loud noise,stress, fatigue , 2.medication like Aspirin, quinine, Antibiotic,Anti depressants, overuse of aminoglycosides
3.Age related earing loss, ear injury due to noise, drug, chemical
4. labyrinthitis,otosclerosis, menier’s disease(dizziness with Tinnitus)Acoustic neuroma(Tumor on acoustic nerve).
It may lead to deafness.
Treatment-
1. No definite surgical treatment available.
2.Th...more

It could be due to Tinnitus
1.It is a ringing sensation in ear. It is due to exposure to loud noise,stress, fatigue
2.medication like Aspirin, quinine, Antibiotic,Anti depressants
3.overuse of aminoglycosides
4. ear injury dur to noise, drug, chemical, 5.labyrinthitis,otosclerosis, menier’s disease(dizziness with Tinnitus)Acoustic neuroma(Tumor on acoustic nerve)
6.Consult ENT specialist for advice and treatment

Your hearing problem could be due to Tinnitus
1.Tinnitus is a ringing sensation in ear.
2.It is due to exposure to loud noise,stress, fatigue , 3.medication like Aspirin, quinine, Antibiotic,Anti depressants, overuse of aminoglycosides,
4.Age related hearing loss, ear injury dur to noise, drug, 5.chemical, labyrinthitis,otosclerosis,
6.menier’s disease(dizziness with Tinnitus),Acoustic neuroma(Tumor on acoustic nerve).
7. It may lead to deafness
8.Consult ENT specialist ...more

Yeah it can b permanent or it can be temporary unilateral hearing loss. But for proper diagnosis you have to do your hearing test.

1. You have eustachian tube dysfunction .(any history of hearing loss, ringing sensation, loss of balance/vertigo=could be acoustic neuroma) 2. Did you used to have recurrent cold/history of allergic rhinitis? Any h/o recent air travel?
3.anyways, I would recommend you to get ear looked at through otoscope to rule out any fluid build up in middle ear.