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what is the effect of hearing effect

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Answered by PurabKaushik

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Answered by aryan5217o123

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Potential health impacts from hearing loss can include headaches, muscle tension, and increased stress and blood pressure levels. Some studies have linked untreated hearing loss in adults to depression, fatigue, social withdrawal and impaired memory.

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