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What causes tinnitus?

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Problems inner ear: Tinnitus is located usually within the inner ear auditory apparatus, but referred sounds could be due to extra cranial vasculature stenosis, or even transmitted cardiac sounds. Rarely, arteriovascular malformations cause tinnitus-like issues, and hyperthyroidism may cause venous hums.

Answered 5/28/2015

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Dr. Lori Lange answered

Specializes in Family Medicine

Aspirin: Aspirin is a frequent cause of ringing in the ears. Are you taking any? If not ,inner ear problems can be the cause as well. Consult your doctor or an Ear Nose and Throat doctor as they specialize in this area if the tinnitus continues.

Answered 12/1/2017

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