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Ringing and whistling sounds in my left ear. what could be causing this?
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Ear wax,hearing loss: The common causes of hearing loss are 1 wax in the ears 2exposure to loud noises 3otosclerosis thats is stiffning of the bones in middle ear 4head and neck injuries 5acoustic neuroma 6tmj disorders 7 meniers disease, a disease of the inner ear 8 hypertension 9head and neck tumors you should have it checked.
Answered 9/17/2020
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