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Tinitus in ear
I had a whistling sound in my ear for past 7 years and I'm 20 years old .I had no major impact expecting my sleeping time..sometimes the sounds gets higher. Is there any chance this cause brain damage or hearing damage in future?
and I get consulted from ENT doctor for 6 months once.
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Clinical examination and evaluation at ENT clinic
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Check with audiometry report.
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ENT examination and evaluation
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Dr. Geetmoni Deka Pathak
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
24 yrs exp
Guwahati
Do a pure tone audiometry every 6 months.
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avoid loud noise and ear phones.
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start with yoga and meditation.
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Dr. Gladson Guddappa Uchil
Allergist/Immunologist
28 yrs exp
Bangalore
You may be going deaf! Please come down to my clinic/diagnostic center Y S Desai Specialty Healthcare to do a proper clinical assessment and treat it before you permanently lose your hearing.
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Dr. Vaibhav B Hapalia
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
4 yrs exp
Mumbai
Pls do Pure tone audiometry test once and follow up. Avoid loud noises and earphones
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