Why does my tinnitus get louder sometimes?

Tinnitus may get louder sometimes because of ear wax, infection, sickness, medications, or loud noise. Tiredness, stress or worrying about things can also make your tinnitus worse. Many people who have hearing loss also have tinnitus. If you have tinnitus, you should see a hearing specialist and have a hearing and tinnitus assessment. Find out more.

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Why does my tinnitus get louder sometimes?

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