What should I see for nervous tinnitus?

You can see a neurology or otolaryngology specialist. If tinnitus caused by a simple ear problem, such as otitis media, can cause tinnitus, then you should go to an otolaryngology specialist for treatment. If tinnitus is caused by cerebrovascular disease, such as cerebral ischemia, some people may also have symptoms of tinnitus, and they should go to the neurology department for diagnosis and treatment.

Tinnitus refers to the discomfort caused by the sound of the ear when the patient hears it, and other factors, such as cervical spine disease, can also cause tinnitus, so it is necessary to see the orthopedic and physiotherapy department, which can be carried out by acupuncture and moxibustion, and drugs can also be used, but they must be taken under the guidance of a doctor.

The so-called neurogenic tinnitus, the patient may have preconceived ideas, feel that he has no other problems, trembling in the ringing of the tinnitus for a long time, and do not pay attention to it. If the patient feels that it is abnormal and serious, he does not know what to do.

For tinnitus patients who come to the hospital and want to seek further help, the most important thing is to do audiological examinations, including pure tone audiometry, sound conductance impedance, and even electrical response activity to evaluate whether there is any problem with the auditory pathway.

If there is a problem, an MRI of the brain is done, and if it is caused by other reasons, various tests are sometimes done.

However, the overall situation should be based on the specific situation of the patient, and the overall evaluation should be carried out in the hospital, because sometimes tinnitus is really not an ear disease, but is caused by other reasons.

So tinnitus can neither be taken too seriously nor too lightly.

Tinnitus can be checked accordingly according to its condition:

1. The cardiovascular system and endocrine system of internal medicine, such as hyperthyroidism and diabetes, will have a certain impact on tinnitus, so the examination is actually open, not that tinnitus is only for tinnitus examination;

2. Otorhinolaryngology can do tinnitus matching, that is, in the audiometer room, the sound of the patient's tinnitus is similar to what kind of tinnitus sounds, so as to infer which part of the cochlea of the ear has a problem, which is a more unique examination in the otology than Xufan.

But when it comes to tinnitus, it will involve an open examination, depending on the patient's condition.

Nervous tinnitus is one of the common clinical conditions in otolaryngology, and its examination methods are mainly divided into laboratory and other examination methods.

The first is a general general examination, including blood pressure, blood glucose, blood lipids, blood, kidney function, thyroid function, etc., should be carried out in detail to rule out tinnitus caused by systemic diseases or other diseases.

The second examination is the audiological examination report, and the electrical audiometry acoustic impedance test, otoacoustic emission, electrical response audiometry, etc. should be systematically examined, and the results of these examinations can be carefully analyzed to make a preliminary judgment on the nature of the tinnitus and the location of the lesion.

The third is the examination of vestibular function, which can help to make an auxiliary diagnosis of tinnitus.

The fourth is imaging tests, including CT scans or magnetic resonance imaging of the ears, which can help to identify the location of tinnitus lesions.

The fifth is the objective measurement of tinnitus, including tinnitus loudness matching, masking test and residual celery brigade inhibition test, etc., which is mainly to objectively determine the behavior of tinnitus itself.