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Tinnitus. i have it severerly and it is impacting my life (& sleep) so much. any advice about it? recommendations? i am going to try taking picamilon
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Tinnitus: Tinnitus effects millions of people throughout the world. It can be localized to one ear or be of central origin and heard equally in both ears. Less often it is caused by a growth in the internal auditory canal(acoustic neuroma). The best approach is to consult an otolaryngologist who specializes in tinnitus for evaluation and treatment.
Answered 2/10/2015
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