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What Causes Intermittent Tinnitus For Over 2 Years?
I have been getting sound from my left ear for past 2 years . It is there sometimes it is not there sometimes. Recently ihad lot of wax problem in my left eareven after removing it with drops ihad discomfort in my left earand suddenly the sound in the ear also increased. dr suggested CT scan of temporal bone. IMPRESSION SOFT TISSUE DENSITY AREA IN LEFT MIDDLE EAR CAVITY WITH NO EVIDENCE OF BONY EROSIONS.-SUGGESTIVE OF OTOMASTOIDITIS. WHAT IS THE TREATMENT
Otomastoiditis is a medical condition that may cause the symptoms your described (tinnitus). I will suggest you see an ENT specialist for evaluation and treatment. Long-term (chronic) otomastoiditis is treated with oral antibiotics, eardrops, and regular ear cleanings by a doctor. If these do not work, surgery may be considered to prevent further complications.
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What Causes Intermittent Tinnitus For Over 2 Years?
Hello, Otomastoiditis is a medical condition that may cause the symptoms your described (tinnitus). I will suggest you see an ENT specialist for evaluation and treatment. Long-term (chronic) otomastoiditis is treated with oral antibiotics, eardrops, and regular ear cleanings by a doctor. If these do not work, surgery may be considered to prevent further complications. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Mbuomboh Veranso