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Return To Hearing FAQ Archive   Search the Archives Can an ear infection or too much earwax cause hearing loss? Answered By Hanson Edgecomb, Editor Definitely, both the ear infection and the earwax that build up in your ear can lead to hearing loss. Earwax that clogs the ear canal can later become milky-like pus and sometimes bloody that can worsen the ear infection. If this happened, hearing loss will occur. --- permission must be obtained from editor Hanson Edgecomb to re-publish --- Audiology Equipment

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