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When i'm in the pc for long periods i notice a ring in my left ear that comes and goes for periods of 5 sec, ent says not from ears, should i insist?
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Tinnitus: Insist on what? you have "5 seconds" of ringing? I doubt its otologic. Also, what do you mean by "ring"? is it high pitched noise, pulsation, or other?
Answered 3/22/2015
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