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- 21:04, 14 November 2023 Kevin.kifer talk contribs deleted page What You Should Do About Earwax (content was: "To begin with, in case you've an unexpected "blocked" sensation in a single or both ears, it's important that you call your otolaryngologist (ENT-Ear, Nose, Throat doctor) or maybe audiologist instantly. An unexpected hearing loss, particularly in a ear, could be a red flag for very serious conditions which, if untreated, could perhaps lead to permanent...", and the only contributor was "EwanQyp55816048" (talk))
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