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A member asked:
I went to a really loud concert yesterday and my ears are still ringing. what could it be?
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Hearing Damage: The ringing is from the damage that was done to your hearing from the loudness of the concert. Hopefully it is not permanent. You should wear ear protection at loud concerts. If the ringing persists you need to get it evaluated.
Answered 8/1/2012
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