How do I get my hearing back?
816113
Sorry. Welcome to the club :-(
177356
Any sudden hearing loss should be evaluated by an Otolaryngologist (Ear, Nose & Throat) ASAP - the sooner you treat it, the more effective treatment will be.  Be as detailed as possible with your history and symptoms, especially medications, headaches, dizziness, tinnitus (noises in the ear).\n\nThe Piroxicam website says to contact your physician immediately if you experience ringing in your ears, but doesn't mention hearing loss:\nhttp://www.piroxicam.com/product_info_7.htm\n\nPotential causes could be an unrelated build-up of ear wax, or fluid in the middle-ear space behind the ear drum; or it could be an inner ear problem which may require antibiotic and/or steroid treatment.  \n**Again, it is crucial to get a prompt, accurate diagnosis, so see and Ear Specialist and make sure the evaluation includes a complete audiological evaluation to aid in diagnosis, and compare after treatment.**  \n\nCall your primary doctor and/or insurance company to find a specialist in your area that participates with your insurance, and call around to find one who can see you tomorrow morning, if at all possible.  Good luck, I hope you feel better soon!
685040
Yes I have , don't be like me.Go to the doctor and get it taken care of .  I now have no hearing and that ear.this is not something to play around with .
720548
You should go see a doctor you may have ear damage. If you listen  to very loud music with earphones or ear buds the sound vibrations damage the eardrum.
937425
Take your sound card out and make sure your computer still works. Then try putting it back in.
1001393
Go to control; panel, click on audio and you may be able to reset your audio from there.
567159
Go to the Dr and have your ear flushed out.  You will be surprised at the gunk that will come out.  Or, you can buy a product at the pharmacy.  It certainly is annoying.  Whatever you do, don't stick anything in your ear, as once it is blocked like that, it is pretty difficult to unblock it.
8248
A remedy my mother used that seemed to work was to have me lay on my side and pour a small amount of hydrogen peroxide in my ear.  Then, after letting it sit for a couple of minutes, dab up the peroxide with tissue.  Poking Q-tips or anything else in your ear when it's inflamed will only make it worse.  I'm sure most would say visiting a doctor might be the best thing to do and in the interest of full disclosure, I'm not a doctor.  Good luck.  Hope your ear feels better soon!
202343
First, make sure your speaker wire is going into your GREEN plug in the back of your computer. Now, make sure you haven't muted your sound (you should see a red crossed out circle in the lower right hand of the screen near your time if it's muted). Right click it if it is and then uncheck mute. Next make sure your computer volume isn't on low. Instead of right clicking that little sound button (it looks like a small speaker), double left click it (this is the same button that would have shown you if it was muted or not). Check the volume controls and make sure they're at least half way up. There's a few other things to check too, but those are the main ones.
234136
You most likely have an ear infection. I would head to the doctor.
879795
During your ear infection, the ear might have produced more wax than usual to protect the ear. Allow a week or two to see if it clears on its own accord, if it doesn't and your hearing is still a bit dull, go back to your Doctor, he may then be able to give you some treatment to clear things up for you. If you are very anxious about the ear, or anything else for that matter, visit your Doctor, he should be able to help reassure you, perhaps if he knows that you suffer with anxiety he'll be able to make you feel better. Please don't suffer alone, there's good help in this day and age. Also there are loads of really nice people on here that have suffered from anxiety and know how you feel. You'll be good at helping them too as you've had first hand experience.
285621
Go buy some balloons and blow them up several times a day, this actually works as it makes the natural tubes in your ear move releasing the fuild. This was told to me by an e.n.t. dr.
170650
just set the volume to full and leave it there \ndont touch the volume knob again
585850
no cure ringing ears; if you haven't had kids yet your in for a treat.  It turns out, that your offsprings scream is perfectly tuned to crap out your ear drums. \n\nIf your hearing voices see a doctor. \n\nHa \nif you find a cure IM me.  I'd like to know.\nGood Luck
735899
you can get deph and hearing loss. But make sure you only listen 2 through 4 hours a day. It can really hurt your hearing. If you listen 24 7 then that;s a problem but stilll it can hurt your hearing and you can't hear anymore! Sound will not be! So listen 2 or 4 hours a day. DON'T LISTEN TO IT TOOOOOOO MUCH! KAY?
578068
There are several things you can do that may help.  Of course most of the answers hinge on a competent hearing professional assisting you.\n\nIn your question you used the singular for hearing aid.  If you have a loss in both ears you seriously need to think about wearing two hearing aids (if there are no contraindications).  Two hearing aids increases ability to hear speech in a background noise significantly over a single aid.  Assuming that there is a treatable loss in both ears.\n\nOn a basic hearing system cutting the bass can help in a background noise with a typical hearing loss.  Some aids can be adjusted to achieve this.\n\nThen you can consider upgrading to the latest technology.  Starkey, one of the world's largest hearing aid companies, just launched a new product a few weeks back that has one of the best background noise suppressors of any hearing aid system I have ever seen using what they call nFusion technology.  I've seen patients hearing in severe background noise with this incredible, albeit expensive system.
641513
put a lttle bit of rubbing alcohol in your ears it helps