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I've finished an entire course of antibiotics and cortisone today. had ear infection. im not sick anymore but the ringing is deafening loud. both ears, 24/7.
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Hearing test: Please see your PCP or an ENT specialist for a hearing test. Continuous ringing is often associated with hearing loss. Please have an evaluation.
Answered 2/29/2020
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