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Can propranolol induced tinnitus go away
Hi everyone. I'm 24 I was on propranolol 40mg once a day for anxiety for 3 months when I developed tinnitus in the second month Also developed mild
moderate hearing loss
I have stopped using the tablet last year in April
This year the ear still rings Tinnitus has slightly improved say from 8/10 to 5/10 now
Hearing also is mildly improved this year
Been through 6 ENT specialist and 3 suggested wearing hearing aids
I'm stressed about why did I start this meds and didn't know about this side effect
Does this mean that the tinnitus will be gradually stop and hearing will improve?
Attached images of audiograms
1st image This year
2nd image last year March when tinnitus started suddenly
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Get tympanometry done
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Dr. Saiyad Saif Naziruddin
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Raichur
Get impedance Audiometry done
Looks like it has affect the nerves only
Hearing aid trial
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