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Old 09-19-2014, 02:41 AM #1
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Default Tinnitus cause is undetermined by ENT

was told by an ENT that although there is a time correlation between the concussion and the onset of tinnitus; although I have never had tinnitus before the concussion; and although there is no alternative cause the ENT can name, the ENT cannot say for certain that my tinnitus was caused by the concussion. SERIOUSLY??? I am convinced that the ENT just does not want to get involved. WTF is wrong with the world.
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