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Tinnitus after an ear infection
I have got an ear infection 3 months ago and developed tinnitus. I got it checked cleaned my ear have some antibiotics. But the tinnitus is not gone even after cleaning ear. My ear start to ring louder at night I can't sleep sometimes. Sometimes I feel pain in my ears. Sometimes my teeth hurt in different areas. My left lower jaw feels tight. I have got an ear infection in one ear but now my both ears are ringing. I got it checked by a doctor he said my ears are fine. What to do is it normal I can't focused on anything I am scared really really anxious and depressed because of it
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Tinnitus can happen due to so many reasons.
You don't need to get depressed.
You can try different medicines also.
Try some other measures to downgrade it's frequency and intesity.
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You can take ENT consultation for better understanding and management
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