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Ear Noise on my both the ears
Lost my hearing 45% on my both ears How can I overcome ears noise or I can improve my hearing is there any NEW Treatments for reducing Ear noise
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Hello,
Ringing or buzzing noise in one or both ears can be defined as tinnitus. We have found out that those who suffer from frequent cold, having nosal flesh increase, the one who has dental problems, or person facing tonsils, or vertigo headache or feels giddiness may face with tinnitus in their life.
Next Steps
As a prevention I will suggest you to :
Avoid using cotton buds because these can cause infection
Don't stand by the speakers
Keep safe level of personal listening
If you listen to music through earphones, make sure you set the level to safe.
Health Tips
We have Ayurveda medication which have helped many tinnitus patients. All the medication need to be taken at home itself.
You can contact me online or offline for any questions or medication.
www.drvoraclinic.in
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