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Can a bulging ear drum cause tinnitus ? can nasal decongestants clear it ?
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You should be examined by your ENT specialist for the proper medication to be on. The nasal decongestion will equalize the pressure, but let your ENT decide if another medication is more helpful.
Answered 5/12/2023
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