hello and welcome to health care magic, I am Dr Sriram Nathan an ENT surgeon and I will try to help you out with your problem. You mentioned that you have a hearing loss following a nose surgery. Theoretically any type of hearing loss can happen after any surgery but the more common cause would be just an effusion which am sure will get better in a couple of weeks. In many cases it may be just an Eustachian tube block or dysfunction or a mild cold. Rarer causes like sensorineural hearing loss are just that; rare. A nose surgery thus has no direct relation to the hearing. So do not worry and I am sure you will definitely get better. You may however try these to speed up the process: -In my patients with effusion, I would usually recommend this maneuver. Swallow after against a closed nose! -steam inhalation with menthol or any other vaporiser at least three times in a day for a week or so -if you have respiratory infection, you must take the proper medication for the control of the same in consultation with your doctor. You remember to complete the full course. -take a course of antihistamine like levocetrizine. Your doctor will know about this If these do not help then you must wait for a week or two and get an pure tone audiometry along with impedance audiometry and get back to me or any ENT with the report so that I can help you out better. Hope this helps regards Dr Sriram Nathan