What does " as I have" mean here?
The context:
IN any case, she is propably right about my ears; I likely have lost some hearing from going to too many loud concerts as I have.
The meaning of "as I have: is ? And, what kind of clause is it ?

Question

What does " as I have" mean here?
The context:
  IN any case, she is propably right about my ears; I likely have lost some hearing from going to too many loud concerts as I have.
   The meaning of "as I have: is ?  And, what kind of clause is it ?

Answer

Writers are not always coherent when they write something. If you add "had" in that structure, it will make more sense to you.

I likely have lost some hearing from going to too many loud concerts---as I have had.

As I have had........From the past till the present, I have been to too many loud concerts.

Answer

It means that "he has gone" to too many loud concerts. I don't know if you understand the explanation. It's just the end of the idea that he's lost some hearing because he has gone to too many loud concerts.

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