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After i've treated my ear problems, will my tinnitus go away?
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It depends: Tinnitus from serous otitis media may resolved after treatment if there is no sensorineural hearing lost in that same ear. See an ENT doctor if tinnitus persists!
Answered 3/16/2017
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