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Hi Wayne, I'm sorry, but I cannot give you any reassurance that the tinnitus will go away. It may or it may not. I strongly suggest that you return to the ENT and have a complete audiological evaluation
Hi GC, There are so many possible diagnoses...middle ear fluid, eustachian tube dysfunction, nerve damage, fluid build-up in the inner ear, etc. You need to consult an audiologist to have your hearing
Hi Neha, If your ENT only did a hearing test, then he did not do a complete evaluation. With the symptoms that you described, you need a complete neurological workup, including an MRI. Therefore, I suggest
Hi Timothy, Don't add to your mistake. Go to an Ear specialist/ENT and have your ear and neural systems checked by a professional. And from now on, no more peppers in your ears. Hope this helps
Hi Robert, You need to return to your ENT and discuss these issues with him. You may need to have your medications adjusted. What tests were done to diagnose the Meniere's? As for gentamicin, it is

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