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Could tinnitus due to ruptured ear drum be healed?
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See ENT specialist: Have the ruptured eardrum repaired. The tinnitus should improve within a few days afterwards if damage to the auditory portion of the inner ear has not accompanied the tympanic membrane trauma.
Answered 1/20/2018
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