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Tinitus in right ear and hearing loss

2018-02-17 07:14:10
Having a continuous ringing sound in right ear from past two ears. Due to which able to hear less from right ear. Consulted many doctors but nobody is telling the exact cause and solution
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Unilateral tinnitus require MRI SCAN to rule out organic cause, negligence to the sound and proper anti tinnitus medicines are to b taken for longer period

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U have to rule out the ur hearing level r threshold of hearing as well as to evaluate to tinnitus

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