Do different ears hear differently?
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Is it normal to hear differently in different ears?
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I don’t know the statistics, but I don’t think anyone on both ears is always listening equally well. That’s why it is, I think, normal that the hearing performance is different or can be. For example, it’s 60/40. Not exactly intoxicating.
Probably as with the eyes
Yes, the difference determines the brain from which direction the noise comes from.
no, the sound direction determines it from a phase shift. Therefore, for example, sine sounds are so difficult to locate in space.
normal in the sense of should be so: no
normal in the sense of is so in many people: yes
No two people are the same, and no two organs/sinne are the same.
Totally normal.
Yes, that can happen to anyone when the ears are contaminated by ears, a one-sided hearing fall is present or there is one-sided inflammation.
Since you otherwise have zero symptoms, I type on ears what lies in front of the eardrum and badly emerges. An HNO can easily remove this in five minutes by flushing out or suction.
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