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Is there something wrong if i am hearing a high frequency noise in my ears?
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High frequency noise: The common defintion of a high frequency noise in the ears is " tinnitus" . There can be many causes. You should see an ear, nose and throat physician to determine the cause.
Answered 9/28/2016
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