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I'm trying to figure out if the acetazolamide is causing my tinnitus. how long willit take me to be able to make a determination?
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It may take up to weeks for diuretic induced tinnitus to resolve. If it persists longer, consult an otolaryngologist for a tinnitus evaluation.
Answered 9/27/2021
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