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What do you suggest if my ears ring all the time. help?
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Ears: Great question but tough problem. Things like caffeine, diuretics, aspirin and ibuprofen, hearing loss and wax can cause ringing. See an ENT for a complete exam with an audio. Unfortunately assuming all those things are normal, there is no specific cure for tinnitus
Answered 8/10/2014
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