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Random loud ringing in left ear then goes away in like 10 seconds what is it?
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Ear ringing: Usually this transient ringing is not indicative of a serious problem. If the ringing is persistent and will not go away you should see an otolaryngologist and have your hearing checked.
Answered 3/20/2013
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