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Had concussion 2 months ago now have ringing in ears what should i do? could it be allergies or sinues?
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Comments: Your concussion could well have affected inner ear function, and a visit to an otolaryngologist could not only assess lingering issues here but could provide answers to your concerns about allergies and sinus problems.
Answered 4/25/2016
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