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Tinnitus from MRI?
I am a 53 years old woman. Around 3 days ago (Tuesday), my left ear started ringing for about several minutes than stopped. Then, 2 days ago, my left ear started to ring again. This time, the ringing in my left ear has not stopped. Last week (On Tuesday), I had a MRI done without any ear protection for a different issue (thoracic spine MRI for tingling in my left feet and leg). I was in the MRI for around 20 minutes. The MRI results was normal. However, I was not asked to wear any headphones or earplugs, so there was no hearing protection, and the MRI was open MRI but it was rather loud. I never had tinnitus before. Is it possible to get ringing ears from MRI?
What can I do to treat the riniging?
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their is no direct connection between MRI and tinnitus
U need treatment for tinnitus
Is their any treatment taken for tinnitus?
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Anand
no.. ringing sound is not associated with MRI.
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Dr. Chirag Yashlaha
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Indore
Please get a pure tone Audiometry test my friend
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