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Can tinnitus cause hearing loss?
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Related: We usually think of it as the other way around. But, there can be tinnitus with normal hearing. Get a formal hearing test from an ent/audiology team and see what's really going on. There are ways to treat tinnitus without surgery.
Answered 12/21/2019
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