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Old 05-28-2007, 11:32 PM #18
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I had bad tinnitus for the first 6 years. It was a strange and very annoying form. Rather than a ringing it sounded like a loud squeeky wheel and it went on much of the time.

I still get it a little but now it's a very loud, even painful, ringing in my left ear but very brief.
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