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Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: 1 day ago | Replies (10)
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Based on your review, MRI is a better test to identify the root/cause of pulsatile tinnitus. If you do not mind sharing, what was the cause of your tinnitus? Were any abnormalities found on MRI to explain the condition?
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ENT had no explanation. Nothing found. No follow up appts. Went back to my GP and he said try Claritin. I took it only for a week. Took a few days to work and no more tinnitus for years - never came back until I took 12 mg diuretic. I cut back on it and took Claritin again and no tinnitus since. Not sure why it worked -GP never explained why. My hearing is poor and audiologist at ENT office recommended hearing aids -not causal to noises though. I do have managed HBP but managed by medication. Slight plaque in neck vessel but not enough to cause noises.