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Causes of Constant Ringing in the Ears

By on Friday, September 3rd, 2010 | No Comments

If you visit your doctor because you’re hearing a constant ringing in the ears, he or she will probably check for a condition known as tinnitus. Tinnitus means you have a problem with ear health. The “ringing” may also resemble a hum, buzz, hiss, whoosh or any number of other sounds. Whatever the sound, it [...]

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Health Question :ringing sound in ear?

By on Saturday, April 24th, 2010 | 2 Comments

For many years I’ve had this low ringing sound in my ear, I only hear it when it is VERY quiet, then when I hear it it can be very loud so I turn on my fan to cover the sound.its not the loud ringing you get that only lasts for a couple seconds.and I [...]

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What is the OTC ear drop to alleviate ringing of the ears?

By on Wednesday, April 21st, 2010 | 1 Comment

Several years ago critical case of encephalitus. Only injury is Short term memory loss and this constant ringing in ears. Sometimes increases in loudness. Saw a commercial on TV promoting an OTC ear drop to help alleviate the ringing. What is it? My family physican did not see anything abnormal wants Ear,nose,throat specialist to access.No [...]

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how will this impact my health? nonstop ringing in my right ear.. I can’t seem to sleep ever before 3 am?

By on Thursday, April 15th, 2010 | 1 Comment

hey.. I’ve had ringing in my right ear constantly for almost 5 years now (I’m 20) I can’t fall asleep until I’m as tired as it’s possible to be, because it’s so LOUD. White noise won’t drown it out. The cause is Meniere’s Disease so there’s no real treatment. I haven’t had a normal sleep [...]

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