The cause of tinnitus may be difficult to determine. Your doctor will ask if you have been exposed to loud noise at work or home and will ask about medications you take, including all herbs and supplements. He or she may look in your ears to see if you have wax blockage or if the eardrum appears abnormal. If your hearing is affected, then your doctor may have you undergo a hearing test called an audiogram to measure your hearing ability in each ear.
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A ringing, buzzing, whistling, hissing or other noise, heard in the ear in the absence of environmental noise.Tinnitus, from the Latin word... Read more »
Source: HealthCentral Encyclopedia
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