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A member asked:
I've developed tinnitus primarily in my left ear which started about two weeks ago and has been getting progressively worse. it's a very high pitched ringing, and when i clench my jaw on the left side it gets noticeably louder. what can i do?
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Tinnitus: You should have a hearing test and be seen by an ENT doctor. It is possible your TMJ (jaw joint) could be causing the tinnitus issue.
Answered 4/28/2020
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