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Tinnitus is uncurable
Is tinnitus curable..saying yes some no..i am having tinnitus for 8 months now..audiometery is normal..waiting mri..given up hope...google says tinnitus is never cured
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It may or may not be cured best way is to avoid such thinking by focusing on other works !!
If the symptoms increase kindly do an ear examination
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kindly do consult
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Yes , it's curable condition
Detail history is needed regarding treatment also
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Kindly consult your ENT surgeon
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You just have to learn to ignore it.
It is not curable and it is not disease too.
The only thing we can do is ignore.
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if symptoms worsens kindly consult.
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Can help you with the next course of action and plan.Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Depends on the etiology of tinnitus.
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