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Been 4 moths since my ear infection, my tinnitus is now not as loud, my hearing got better but not 100% does it take this long for tinitus to go away.
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TINNITUS: You need to see ENT for evaluation due to tinnitus. In can be part of meniere's disease or any disorder.
Answered 5/29/2017
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