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I have continuous ringing in my ears ! due to eustachian tube problem! i received zyrtec and nasal decongestant but still no improvement . any ideas?

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Otolaryngologist: If you have not seen one already, it is time to consult an otolaryngologist to help you with your symptoms.

Dr Lewis agreed

Answered 2/27/2016

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