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Will the hissing noise in my ears ever go away?
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Hissing: Depends on the causation. if cochlear hair cells damage or result of TBI, probably not. May decrease in loudness over period of two years. If TMJ is source, may be treatable with splint, diet modification. Some medications cause tinnitus, look on web for list. Get a hearing test.
Answered 6/19/2020
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