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Tinnitus in left ear increased since 2 weeks. audio tests show min. conductive hearing loss. several ent visits fruitless. no relief with anything.
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Tinnitus: This can be a very frustrating problem. Have you tried taking Lipo-Flavenoid supplements? It is also important to keep your anxiety and stress levels well controlled as this can make it worse. There are some neurosurgeons treating tinnitus, you may want to look into that in your area. Good Luck
Answered 6/19/2015
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