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Ringing sound in ear
Doctors , Does high blood pressure, high blood sugar and ear infection cause tinnitus ?... ... ... ..
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Especially the raised blood sugar
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Good afternoon! Needs detailed history! The above comorbdities are risk factors of developing ringing sensation in ears!
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Yes it can
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yes possible
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Yes these illness leads to tinnitus
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Yes , tinnitus is caused by the following  diseases.
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