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In Ryazan 20-year-old boy partially lost his hearing after immersion in the font

In the Ryazan region 20-year-old man partially lost his hearing after winter bathing

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In Ryazan 20-year-old boy partially lost his hearing after immersion in the font

In the Ryazan region, a 20-year-old man partially lost his hearing after a winter bath. This was reported in the press service of the Semashko OKB.

The young man turned to the doctors with complaints of a strong noise and hum in the ears. During the examination, he was diagnosed with a severe degree of hearing loss. Despite hospitalization and treatment, hearing was only partially restored.

“One of the possible reasons, experts believe exposure to cold water, which could cause spasm of the vessels feeding the inner ear,” the press service of the hospital noted.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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