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Is it normal to have bouts of tinnitus for 10-15 seconds once a month or so?
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Might be: related to medication side effect. Aspirin and related meds can cause tinnitus. Unfortunately, some causes of tinnitus are unknown, and therefore difficult to treat. Consult with ENT specialist if symptoms persist or worsen.
Answered 1/22/2016
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