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Some of the common causes are excess accumulation of wax in the ear (Cerumen), or any infection to the external ear, pressure changes experience by the tympanic membrane (Very common during a journey to high altitudes or a tunnel), Otitis media, or any ear infection, when the Eustachian tube is blocked etc. If you are among the ones who keep their headphones plugged in the whole day then you have something to be worried about. 85 decibel (db) of sound is enough to cause hearing damage or sonavel. It is usually caused by something blocking the ear canal. Toxins that form in the kidney can harm nerves in the ear, there are large similarities between the tissue in the kidney and the ear meaning both are affecting by disease and also medicine used to treat kidney disease can impact hearing.