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Being treated for ear infection and allergies. 3 more days of amoxicillin. will ringing go away after treatment is finished?
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Tinnitus: Usually tinnitus is not associated with ear infection/fever. There may be another cause of the ringing - possibly excess fluid in the inner ear. Ask your doctor about using a low salt diet.
Answered 5/11/2014
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