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What should i use for constant ringing in the ears ? known as 'tintinitis ?
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Background noise: When there is competing environmental sounds, the ringing in your ears can be "masked" or drowned out. This is why some physicians recommend the use of noise machines or air fans for those individuals who had difficulty sleeping due to the ringing when in a quiet setting.
Answered 12/10/2013
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