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Can anything be done about ringing in the ear?
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There are options.: It all depends on what the reason for the ringing is. Tinnitus, or ringing, is very common. A hearing test should be performed to assess for any hearing loss, and there are medical treatments and devices that often can be helpful in the right situation. It also depends on whether the tinnitus is in one ear or both. An ENT professional should assess this.
Answered 10/24/2016
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