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I have ringing in my left ear and went to urgent care and was told i have fluid in the ear and nasal drip. then i went to an ent doctor and had a lot of wax in both of my ears that was taken out. the ringing lessened but how long until gone?
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ENT: Your ENT doctor should your best resource going forward and a follow up, specifically if your symptom persist should be in place.
Answered 1/18/2020
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