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Woke up morning and hard hearing 1 ear. doc said ear infection and gave antibiotics. ringing now in ears constantly. getting better?will ringing leave
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Ear ringing: Ringing in your ears usually means inner ear disease. Hopefully antibiotics will clean the infection, if not see an ENT specialist. All the best.
Answered 7/22/2015
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