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Just how bad can the symptoms of tinnitus get, and when should i start to worry?
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Tinnitus: If you have ringing in the ears and it is more than a one time occurance, it merits evaluation. (otolaryngology/ audiology). If you have short lived ringing in the ears with an upper respiratory infection - that resolves it is normally ok.
Answered 5/6/2013
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