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My ears have been ringing a lot lately. like everyday. couple times s day. sometimes more than 30min. wat can cause this?
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Several things: This can be due to any process affecting the 8th nerve which allows you to hear. This includes the ear drum, middle ear, semicircular canals. Even external illnesses producing changes to that nerve thru pressure, inflammation, etc. Can do this. See an ENT doctor asap.
Answered 8/6/2020
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Ringing in ears: Ringng in the ears may be due to fluid in the ears.
Answered 5/12/2015
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