Do you hear ringing in your ears?
It’s called “tinnitus” and pronounced “tin-NIGH-tus” or “TINN-a-tis.”
It’s a sound in your head that only you hear.
Some people hear more than one sound and the sounds differ, including buzzing, whooshing, crackling, whistling, and clicking.
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