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Possibly. You could've been stressed. Stress = muffled hearing. While cortisol is released upon injury. You likely had very high levels prior. And the dopamine/serotonin release from self injury counteracts what little was added. Therefore a net reduction cortisol. A decrease is associated with increased sound sensitivity. Ergo you hear better after. So yes. That said... this effect will decrease significantly over time.
