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I heard buzzing in my left ear and then got a little dizzy feeling. are these related?
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Possibly: Ear ringing or buzzing can make you dizzy or have vertigo due to the balance centers behind your ear drums. Best to get checked out by your doctor. Good luck
Answered 11/5/2014
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