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A member asked:
Can a wax blockage in your ear cause a high pitched ringing only during loud noises, as well as being sensitive to sounds? ive had a partially blocked ear all day, it got worse when i itched it and pushed more wax in. is this common with blockages?
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Yes, medical eval: needed. You may have wax touching your eardrum causing the ringing, or you may have damaged your eardrum when manipulating the wax. Evaluation by a medical professional is advisable. Thanks for trusting HealthTap!
Answered 10/24/2017
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