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Ringing in one ear not very loud. occasionally hearing a gurgling quivering sound similar to water in the ear but not muffled like with water. no hearing loss. no pain, no fever. i did have ear infections alot when i was younger maybe infection?
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You need to have an ear exam first for a correct differential diagnosis.
Answered 8/18/2021
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