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Is tinnitus a risk factor for stroke?
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Tinnitus is a symptom of inner ear problems and not a risk factor for stroke. Your doctor could evaluate your potential cerebrovascular risks through blood tests, cardiac evaluation, and even ultrasound blood vessel screening.
Answered 4/7/2023
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