British comedian Harry Enfield says he has developed hearing problems after years of cold-water and freshwater swimming. Multiple outlets report that Enfield has described himself as partially deaf, attributing the issue to his swimming habits. RTE News and the Belfast Telegraph both state that he is left with hearing problems following freshwater swimming. The Independent adds further detail, reporting that Enfield says his ears have changed due to the cold-water exposure, describing growths of bone-like material forming what he likens to stalactites. The reports are based on Enfield’s own comments about his condition and do not cite specific medical findings or provide test results. Overall, the articles agree that he links his partially deaf status to long-term exposure to cold freshwater, and they focus on his claim that the swimming has had lasting effects on his hearing and ear health.
Harry Enfield says freshwater cold-water swimming left him partially deaf
British comedian Harry Enfield says he has developed hearing problems after years of cold-water and freshwater swimming. Multiple outlets report that Enfield has described himself as partially deaf, a...
- Harry Enfield says he has hearing problems after years of freshwater cold-water swimming.
- He describes himself as partially deaf as a result of the swimming.
- Reports cite his comments linking the issue to cold-water exposure.
- One outlet reports Enfield describes changes in his ears, including bone-like growths.
- No specific medical tests or diagnoses are cited in the reports.
Harry Enfield has revealed he has been left with hearing problems after freshwater swimming.
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