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I have noticed a very faint far away ringing in 1 ear, at night when i go to bed. shouldi go see the dr now or wait? i am 39, only med- vit d suppt
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See Dr.: Unilateral high pitched subjective tinnitus in a relatively young male without meds or known hearing loss needs good explanation. I think you should see doc, have hearing test.
Answered 9/30/2012
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