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When i had my ear checked recently my doctor thinks the thumping in my ear is the fluid in my ear when that goes away is there a chance it will stop?
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Yes: Yes, if it is due to the fluid, it should resolve. Persistent ear noises should be evaluated by an ENt doc.
Answered 10/11/2016
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