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After an aspirin overdose, i had tinnitus , threee weeks after, i still have tinnitus, although it decreased a little. is it irreversible?
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Tinnitus duration: Your tinnitus should continue to clear over next several weeks. It shouldn't be irreversible. However, realize many other medications can cause tinnitus , so check with your doctor to make sure you're not taking one of those. If things don't improve eventually, you could be referred to an ENT specialist for further evaluation.
Answered 6/10/2014
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