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A member asked:
Hey my ears keep ringing it started out of no where how would i get rid of it?
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Some medications, supplements, and recreational drugs can promote tinnitus as an adverse reaction, so, that would be an initial issue. Loud noise exposure, such as headphones and concerts, may cause both hearing loss and ringing. Consider seeing otolaryngologist, and get this all evaluated. Depending upon cause, perhaps this can be improved.
Answered 2/10/2022
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