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Is it normal to have ringing in ears on occasion?
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Yes: Intermittent, brief episodes of tinnitus are normal. If it is constant, persists beyond 10-14 days, is associated with a drop in hearing or is unilateral, i would encourage you to see your doctor.
Answered 6/2/2013
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