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Could eardrum problem due to loud noise cause constant mild tinnitus and constant lighthead/balance problem?is it curable?what kind of treatment?
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Yes: I would not hesitate to get in to an ENT doctor. Treatment depends upon the symptoms, history and findings. I would assume that x-rays, possible cat scan and/or MRI may need to be done to give you a definitive answer as far as the prognosis.
Answered 6/10/2014
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