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Can you fly when suffering from tinitus?
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Why not?: Unless your tinnitus is secondary to active ear infection or a perforated ear drum, there is no reason not to fly. Consider using noise=reducing ear plugs before the plane starts the engines & use them until you deplane.
Answered 2/16/2019
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