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Antihistamine for tinnitus
Which antihistamine medicine is good for reduce tinnitus and earfullness and can be used for long term period ..
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Antihistamines are for allergies. Get the cause of your tinnitus evaluated for proper treatment.
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Myself Dr Keval Trivedi ,ENT surgeon from Ahmedabad
First of all I want a full history for how many days u have ringing sensation and ear fullness.
If u have any cold symptoms ?
( specifically for ear fullness you mention )
If u have any comorbid conditions like Hyper tension?
Any complaint of reduced hearing?
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you should consult ENT SURGEON and
audiologist for Tinnitus for Tinnitus Retraining Therapy
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tinnex / tinicar tablet can be taken for Tinnitus
for ear fullness ( with symptoms of cold ) - u should take Bilastin with montelukast combination drug( less /no sedation )
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Dr. Gladson Guddappa Uchil
Allergist/Immunologist
28 yrs exp
Bangalore
Antihistamines are prescribed for allergies, not for tinnitus. If you have symptoms of tinnitus and aural fullness, you need to come down to my clinic to rule out Meniere's Disease.
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