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Why does the ringing in my ears return every evening at 6 PM after I finish taking Tinnicar and Monticope, and is there a way to permanently cure this slight middle ear issue?

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Why does the ringing in my ears return every evening at 6 PM after I finish taking Tinnicar and Monticope, and is there a way to permanently cure this slight middle ear issue?

Asked by Female, 34 · 8 days ago

Veda Maddala

M Pharmacy

7 days ago

It is very common for ear ringing to seem louder in the evening as your surroundings quiet down and daily congestion builds. Tinnicar (caroverine) and Monticope (montelukast/levocetirizine) help by easing swelling and improving ear circulation. When you stop taking them, the mild middle ear inflammation can surface again. While there is no instant permanent cure, middle ear issues usually resolve completely once the underlying congestion or allergy is fully healed. Please consult your doctor about safely extending your treatment or managing allergies to give your ears the time they need to recover.

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