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Ringing in ears after a hot shower. is this normal?
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Sometimes: Increase in blood flow due to hot water in shower (causes dilation of and increased blood flow in vessels) could cause this. Should resolve within several minutes. If ringing persists, or if associated with dizziness, see doctor. Dr R
Answered 4/19/2021
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