If by inner ear music you're referring to a ringing sound, we label that as tinnitus. And no, there's no link between tinnitus and Parkinson's disease, at least not that I'm aware. I assume by your second question that you're asking if tinnitus is related to Parkinson's disease medications (after all, you only need to take Parkinson's disease medications if you have Parkinson's disease, if you're asking for a relation between these two). In that case, I'd say off the cuff it depends upon the medication. What was changed? Truthfully, I am not aware of any typical Parkinson's disease medications being associated with tinnitus. That's not to say that it can't happen in any given individual, just that it's not a common complaint. I'd suggest chatting w/your neurologist or whoever prescribed the medications and mention the tinnitus (inner ear music). If the change in your medications hasn't improved your Parkinsonian symptoms, then you might want to return to your previous dose/regimen and see how your tinnitus responds. Good luck!
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