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How long does the ringing in my ears last (from loud music)?
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Tinnitus: Occasional ringing in the ears may be caused by wax, otosclerosis, neurological disorders, menier's disease, ischemia, medications such as Aspirin etc. The best way to find out what it is, is to see an ENT doctor. It depends on how bad your underlying cause of ringing is.
Answered 6/24/2014
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Ear ringing: It can vary but is a sign of too loud noise exposure. Give your ears a noise rest and have your hearing tested.
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