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Constant rining in ear is it cancer
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Get checked: Tinnitus is the official name for this and, it can be caused by many things...Or just idiopathic..It needs to be seen and evaluated by a physician, ...Consider seeing a neurologist or an ear, nose , and throat specialist...
Answered 12/8/2012
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