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Tinnitus .
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my ears one at time are frequently ringing . i don't have any dizziness and vertigo. am a student . does eye sight causes tinnitus? am not using any type of medicines now or previously. the ringing happening since 10 days. what may be the problem and what is solution.
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Ringing or buzzing noise in one or both ears can be defined as tinnitus.In tinnitus different sounds such as falling of utensils, whistle blowing sound, horn etc comes from patients ears due to which patient sustain lot of trouble.
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Tinnitus can be cured if taken proper treatment. It has been observed that with our Ayurvedic medication, patients have got relief from there tinnitus problem. You can directly contact me for any questions. Tc
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Eye sight does not cause ringing. Tinnitus is usually a ear related problem only. It is associated with the ear nerves. But Since you are having in both ears it is likely to be either noise induced or middle ear issues. If you had a issue of cold or nasal obstruction in the previous week then if could be one of the cause. It's best to show it to a specialist nearby for better examination and diagnosis. An audiogram may also be required
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Any exposure to loud hearing ? Consult an ENT specialist nearby for detailed evaluation.
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