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You seem to be describing Tinnitus. Seek the help of a physician as it may be treatable in its early stages.

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Q: What is that high pitched continuous tone you hear especially when in silence Is that what Ringing ears are its not reverberating so its not rly ringing Its a constant tone all the time?
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