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Does ringing from eardrum trauma go away? please say it does i'm only 18 don't really fancy ringing ears for life
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Usually: Ringing of the ears, also known as "tinnitus", usually resolves as the ear heals. There are some occasions, however, when it does persist, but this is much less likely. Give it some time, and best wishes.
Answered 4/28/2018
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