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I am 20 years old and have been having issues with this for a few months now. I have been experiencing sometimes a high pitch ringing or a low whooshing sound (similar to the sound the blades of a helicopter starting up) in both ears. I take 300mg of Wellbutrin daily and I'm also on oral daily Birth Control. I visited an ENT and they tested my hearing and everything was perfect. Originally I thought it was a side effect of the wellbutrin, and my psychiatrist agreed, but with Wellbutrin it usually wears off after the first few weeks and it has been a few month and now I'm not so sure that's what it is because I only notice it when I'm in my bedroom, I notice it more at night but not only when I'm laying down which I thought might be a cause as well. I thought maybe it was because that is where it is the quietest, but I slept at a friends house and the house was completely silent and I did not hear a thing. I share a room with my younger sister and she doesn't hear anything so it can't be something with the house either. Is there a possibility it's somehow this specific room that is causing tinnitus for me? Please give me any ideas that you have about what could be causing it and how to help alleviae it, I would really appreciat them! I

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