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I've had tinnitus all my life.recently any loud or certain frequency sounds make my ear drums echo/thump(once).every swallow=clicks in both ears.help!
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ENT: See an ENT for a thorough evaluation. You may have a chronic ear infection or other problem. Treatment is very important to prevent hearing loss.
Answered 1/18/2016
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