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How much should i worry about ringing in ears?
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Don't worry get info: Most tinnitus is due to exposure to loud noise. Other causes include meniere's disease, aging, rarely ear wax, drugs, infections and vascular disease. Tinnitus is often accompanied by hearing loss. There are diagnostic tests and treatments for some of the causes of tinnitus. See: www.Dizziness-and-balance.Com/disorders/hearing/tinnitus.Htm for more info.
Answered 7/8/2014
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