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Ringing in ears
Hi doctor I had consulted ent doctor for ringing in ears he Said my ear drums are good there's no problem And I had done audiometry test long back And report Said Normal my hearing is fine And my xray shows I have midly lumbar spondylosis l3,l4 will this be the reason for my ringing And balance issue kindly help now And how long can I take vertin tablet
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Lumbar spondylosis doesn't cause for the ringing in ears(tinnitus)
need to know ur treatment details the tinnitus
Kindly consult for better discussion
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Dr. Baisali Sarkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
11 yrs exp
Kolkata
Tinnitus is a normal sound produced by the outer hair cells of inner ear. So It's present in all individual.
Some people due to external sound transmission problem to inner ear or any problem of inner ear (due to exposure to loud sound or sinusitis or any injury to inner ear due to medicine) may cause Tinnitus.
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