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tinnitus complex heterogeneous disease identified common manifestation covid19 gain comprehensive understanding tinnitus symptoms individuals following covid19 infection conducted online survey called china ear nose throat symptom survey covid19 pandemic centss among chinese population objective investigate tinnitus earrelated symptoms covid19 infection chinese population aim providing solid empirical foundation improved health care findings centss contribute development enhanced management strategies tinnitus context long covid gaining better understanding factors contributing tinnitus individuals covid19 health care providers tailor interventions address specific needs affected patients furthermore study serves basis research longterm consequences covid19 infection associated tinnitus symptoms quantitative online crosssectional survey study design used explore impact covid19 pandemic experiences tinnitus china data collected online questionnaire designed identify presence tinnitus impacts descriptive statistics used analyze individuals demographic characteristics covid19 infectionrelated ear symptoms cognitive emotional implications tinnitus univariable multivariable logistic regression analyses used model crosssectional baseline associations demographic characteristics noise exposure educational level health lifestyle factors occurrence tinnitus december 19 2022 february 1 2023 obtained responses 1262 chinese participants representing 24 regions average age 37 years among 540 patients 428 reported experiencing earrelated symptoms covid19 infection 114 9 patients sought medical attention specifically ear symptoms 426 338 seek hospital care tinnitus emerged prevalent impactful symptom among earrelated symptoms experienced covid19 infection respondents female participants 688888 7778 younger individuals 30 years individuals lower education levels participants residing western china history otolaryngology diseases likely develop tinnitus following covid19 infection summary tinnitus identified common earrelated symptom covid19 infection individuals experiencing tinnitus covid19 infection found poorer cognitive emotional wellbeing different earrelated symptoms patients postcovid19 infection may suggest viral invasion various parts ear therefore crucial monitor manage hearingrelated changes resulting covid19 clinical services resume