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Ringing in hear
I constantly hear ringing/buzzing noise in ears causing unable to hear soft voices
Also it is worsening day by day
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Sir you need to have a thorough consultation because ringing in the ear which we call tinnitus has many cause from simple causes like wax to complex issues like neoplasm of the auditory nerve.
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How long has it been for? Any cold or nose block?
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Dr. Vaibhav B Hapalia
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
4 yrs exp
Mumbai
Were you exposed to Loud Noises? Is It Associated with vertigo, hearing loss? One side or both side?! This needs a detailed evaluation.Hearing tests, CNS examination etc.Pls Consult in person.
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avoid loud noises to prevent further damage
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Dr. Baisali Sarkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
12 yrs exp
Kolkata
Tinnitus can be due to various reasons which includes :-
age-related hearing loss.
inner ear damage caused by repeated exposure to loud noises.
an earwax build-up.
a middle ear infection.
Ménière's disease – a condition that also causes hearing loss and vertigo (a spinning sensation)
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proper diagnosis is important for management
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