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Sensorineural loss and mixed hearing los

2017-08-13 05:43:57
Sensorineural loss and mixed hearing loss, tinnitus I have suffering from these problems since last 4 months.. .i am hearing aftr 60 to 70 decibal
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Tinnitus is usually associated with sensory neural or mixed hearing loss. So treatment of sensory neural or mixed loss is the treatment for tinnitus. You seem to be having severe hearing loss which needs to be treated by hearing amplification in the form of hearing aids. Usually hearing aid use will take care of tinnitus too
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Consult nearby ENT specialist for confirmation of diagnosis and appropriate treatment if required

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