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Will tinnitus that began with a middle ear infection eventually go away?
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Yes it should but: There are many reasons for Tinnitus and you will need to followup with an ENT Tinnitus specialist if it does not. You need a decongestant now to let the swelling go down. Please discuss this with your physicians and seen an ENT physician if it does not clear
Answered 4/4/2016
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