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Ringing in Ears
I was prescribed Benzodiazepine- Alprozolam 0.25 mg per day for anxiety and insomnia due to hypothyroidism. After two weeks of withdrawal, ringing in ears started . Is it because of the sudden stopping of that drug . I take amlodipine and telmisartan for controlling Blood Pressure .
Doctor told audiogram is fine with no significant and troubled hearing loss. Prescribed Ginkgo Biloba and Stemetil tablets . Since been three weeks, I see no improvement . My MRI is clean and unremarkable. What could have been the issue. No ear wax pain or heavy ness . I'm Male 30
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Dr. Soumyarup Das
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
26 yrs exp
Kolkata
The symptom of the disease you are suffering from is- subjective tinnitus without so far identifiable cause, rather even after through search no cause can be found out and practically saying it is very difficult to treat most of the cases rather main therapy is adaptation..and with or without retraining therapy.But I am telling as if representing a mug of water from a sea only.So I would suggest you to consult any good ENT clinician for evaluation first before taking my note that it won't be cured .Stay positive.
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