15 Things That Can Make Tinnitus Worse
Loud Noises
Medicine
Stress
Jaw Problems
Earwax
Infections
Allergies
Blood Pressure
Sleep Problems
Migraines
Alcohol
Smoking
Caffeine
Depression and Anxiety
Other Conditions
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