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Noise in ear
There is some noise in my left ear sounds like "keeeeeeeeee". No insect went inside and it started suddenly. Already it's a day and not going. Is there any remedy. Age 29m
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Ringing or buzzing noise in one or both ears can be defined as tinnitus.
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No need for patients to get admitted and no operation required.
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dear you need to get your ear examination done first to rule out any of the wax in the ear canal ,than next you need to get your ears checked ,after reports revert back
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start taking your diet properly
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Dr. Gladson Guddappa Uchil
Allergist/Immunologist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
That sound is Tinnitus which tells you that your hearing has decreased!
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use this app to search for a good ENT Specialist in your neighbourhood and fix up an instant appointment
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Dr. Pinaki Mazumder
Otologist/ Neurotologist
34 yrs exp
Kolkata
You are suffering from tinnitus. Consult with an experienced ENT doctor in your locality and get yourself treated. There are many causes of tinnitus and there are different types of the disease. It should be properly diagnosed before treatment can be started.
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