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Can listening to loud music with headphones on cause an ear infection?

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I keep getting them several times a month, and the only thing I can think of is the loud music. I know it is bad, and I am trying to stop. I was just wondering. Sorry if this is a stupid question.

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  1. could be the lack of fresh air getting into the external auditory canal which may get infected owing to sustained body temp warmth not getting air dreid thus becomes moist perfect for bacteria reproduction... consider some ear drops to keep external auditory canal clean & clear of c**p...


  2. Loud music, or any loud noise can take your hearing away, Water trapped in your inner ear canal , or bacteria from a sinus infection can cause an ear ache. Wear ear plugs to protect your eardrums from the excessive noise, if other people can hear your music when you are wearing headphones, you have the volume up too high.For the record, there are no stupid questions, sometimes dumb answers, but no stupid questions.

  3. Listening to loud music will not cause an ear infection however, loud music on your headphones WILL cause hearing loss and some day you may need hearing aids which is the reason for learning to turn it down. Also keep in mind your hobbies or work. If you do activities like lawn mowing, you should be wearing foam earplugs to preserve your hearing. They should be a part of your safety equipment.

    Ear infections can be caused by a whole host of reasons and are miserable. If you have gone to your General (or Primary) Doctor but, are still  having them constantly...well, maybe it is time to go and see an Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist.

  4. Listening to loud music for long periods of time could well make you hard of hearing, but you could only get an infection if you are sharing the headphones with someone who is infected.

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