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Tinnitus treatment
Last week, I started experiencing a mild buzzing sound in my left ear, and I’m really worried about it. Around 40 days ago, I underwent vascular aortic surgery. Until now, everything had been going well. I was experiencing jaw pain on both sides after the surgery, but that was gradually improving.
I’m not sure what caused this tinnitus to start, and I’m concerned about whether it is treatable or if it could
be related to my recent surgery.
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Pls visit Ent doctor for the same and for full Ent examination and for hearing test too
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It could be related to medicine.
Tablet Tinnicar two times a day for 10 days.
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Get PURE TONE AUDIOMETRY DONE.
Tab tinnex 2 tab bd
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Tinnitus after a vascular surgery suggestive of a side effect of any anti platelet medications that you will be taking after discharge
So the ear nerve is succeptible to damage from the medications you take after any vascular surgery
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Require more information of the medication and dose and ear related questions
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Can ping me on consult will be able to help you
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