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Tinnitus problem
I faced ssnhl on 4 months back due to heavy cold in my right ear took oral steroids and one shot intra injection directly to eat , after one week my low frequency hearing came back to normal and high frequency affected, its managable now, from the onset tinnitus is there, 3 months I m taking ginko and vitamin supplements I feel tinnitus is fading now my question in my case tinnitus is permanent or It ll cure? High frequency I can manage through hearing aid?
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Dr. Rajdeep
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
6 yrs exp
Mohali
It will reduce with medicines for sure
No Surity of permanent treatment for tinnitus
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It will reduce with supplements. Audiometry test, tinnitus matching test you can take. Avoid high sound exposure. Hearing aids are also helpful in some conditions
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
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Anand
Avoidance is the best treatment.
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