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My vertigo after 1 week is starting to get better from labyrinthitis but i have ringing in my ears. will this go away? should i see an ent?
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Labyrinthitis: This is usually viral and may take some time for all symptoms to fully resolve. If they don't, an ENT doctor would be a good source of clinical diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 9/28/2016
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