I know you must have used different drugs and remedies to cure this but they are probably not working or stopped working after a few days.

You may have even thought it is spiritual.

Losing hearing in one ear presents unique challenges. Depending on the severity of your hearing loss:

• You can’t always pinpoint where a sound is coming from: Your brain knows where a sound is coming from by which ear receives the sound first, known as sound localization or directional hearing. When a person can only hear well from one ear, he or she may have difficulty figuring out where the sound originated.

• You may struggle to hear in noisy environments: Your brain is in charge of selective listening, meaning, filtering out noises that aren’t useful. 

• You may have a harder time telling how loud a sound is: The brain “hears” a sound more loudly when it’s perceived through both ears than if the same sound at the same decibel were only perceived through one ear. This is because the brain receives signals from the nerves located in both ears and uses this information to process sounds.

• You may struggle to multi-task: Because of all of the above, single-sided deafness increases the cognitive load on the brain, leading to listening fatigue. The more noise there is, the longer it takes your brain to focus on the tasks at hand. If you’re also trying to listen to someone speak, you may miss a significant amount of what is being said.

Are you one of the above?

The struggle is very frustrating and depressing.

But the end has come to that if you are ready to listen to me carefully.