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Have had ringing in ears a year now. hasn't been noticeable until last few days & ringings been more noticeable. what can i do to help lessen ringing?
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Tinnitus: Some medication may cause ringing in the ear. the commonly used aspirin is one of them. go through your medicines with your doctor to alleviate the precipitating cause.
Answered 2/27/2015
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