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What is the medical intervention using a syringe for tinnitus?
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Tinnitus Treatment: For difficult to manage tinnitus, some doctors inject a local anesthetic via a syringe. While this may offer short term aid, it's long term benefit is not helpful.
Answered 8/10/2012
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