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Old 04-07-2012, 07:22 PM #12
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Yes, this has happened to me too. My tinnitus has gone from about 4.5/10 in intensity/annoyance to about 2.5/10 (I'm at the 11-month mark of my recovery). For the most part, it is a minor annoyance now (often I barely notice it).
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