What should I do if I am shocked by the noise, my ears are buzzing, and my head is dizzy?

It's normal, it depends on how loud the sound is, too loud will cause damage to the ear, and you have to go to the hospital. If the sound is not violent and the time is not very long, a few days of rest will be fine.

A thumbs up with a damp cotton swab will do.

The place where I work is very noisy, and once it shook my ears and buzzed, I didn't care about it at the time, but now it's still like that after ten days, what should I do.

Ear buzzing is divided into two situations, one is transient, such as after being suddenly shocked, the inner ear is damaged, it will have a transient sound, at this time it feels very uncomfortable, but it will not be too long, and it will be better after a while. There is also a long-term tinnitus, which is particularly complex, varied, and involves many disciplines. Therefore, there are all kinds of different symptoms and different characteristics of ear buzzing, so you should consult a doctor.

One of the common tinnitus in our otolaryngology is caused by acoustic neuroma, if there is a neoplasia in the auditory nerve here to cause tinnitus, it is necessary to be timely **, because it indicates the growth of the tumor, this tinnitus is often one-sided, unilateral tinnitus. Therefore, tinnitus is very complex, involving various vascular and nerve pathologies. Therefore, if you have tinnitus, you must also see a doctor in time, in case you hide a variety of other serious diseases, you can detect it early, early.

Hello, first observe your hearing and whether there is any abnormality in your ear canal. If you feel that your hearing or ear canal is abnormal, you need to go to the ENT department of a regular hospital in time to find out whether there is a possibility of eardrum damage. Usually pay attention to strengthen self-care and avoid excessive sound to avoid hearing damage.

Hope mine is helpful to you.

Ear buzzing and dizziness can be due to several reasons:

1.Intracranial vascular lesions. For example, if the patient has a mild condition, it generally does not cause sensory and motor impairment, and most patients usually show symptoms of dizziness and buzzing ears. At the same time, it may also be accompanied by symptoms such as memory loss and tinnitus.

2.Systemic disease. For example, if the patient has high blood pressure for a long time, it will cause damage to the heart, brain, kidneys and other organs, resulting in cerebral arteriosclerosis, reduced cardiac output, and affecting the blood in the brain.

It causes hypoxia and ischemia in the brain, and then produces symptoms such as dizziness and ear buzzing.

3.Cervical spondylosis. For example, vertebral artery cervical spondylosis, when the hyperplasia of the cervical spine compresses the blood vessels in the neck, it will lead to a decrease in blood supply to the brain, resulting in dizziness and buzzing ears.

The reasons why the patient's ears are always buzzing recently, including neuropathic tinnitus, otitis media, cerumen mass blockage, etc., are as follows: 1. Neurological tinnitus: It is often manifested as an electric current, cicada-like or roaring sound in the ear, which is related to factors such as long-term noise in the ear, or excessive use of headphones, and may also be related to recent mental and emotional stress, or repeated fatigue, staying up late and other factors, and may be accompanied by varying degrees of sensorineural hearing loss.

2. Otitis media: Some patients may have ear buzzing due to secretory otitis media or long-term chronic suppurative otitis media. 3. Cerumen clump blockage:

Some patients may have a large cerumen mass in the deep ear canal, which can lead to similar symptoms and require further detailed testing to confirm the diagnosis.

The common causes of this condition are: first, if it lasts for a short time, it is Meniere's syndrome, or damage to the cochlear nerve; Second, the time is relatively long, and the buzzing is relatively low and lasts for a long time, so it should be noted that it is the posterior circulation, that is, the brain stem is diseased.

Caused by lack of kidney qi, lack of qi, insufficient blood supply to the brain so dizziness, exercise more, and eat more qi-replenishing food.

A buzzing ear may be tinnitus.

There are many causes of dizziness, including high blood pressure, low blood pressure, low blood sugar, vertigo, and many more.

You may be anemic, go get it checked, if you are anemic then your symptoms are severe anemia.

Hello! It feels like you haven't rested well for a long time, causing tinnitus! It is advisable to take a break for a while.

It's better to go to the otolaryngology department to have a look, and you can't give professional advice here, so it's better to go to a local hospital to have a look.

It is advisable to take a break for a while.

Frequent dizziness and tinnitus, pay attention to the following aspects: First, pay attention to whether the patient has brainstem lesions, such as patients with cerebrovascular diseases and brainstem masses can have dizziness and tinnitus. Patients are advised to have a cranial MRI to rule out these organic lesions.

Of course, if there is a brainstem mass and cerebrovascular disease, in addition to dizziness and tinnitus, clinical manifestations such as limb inactivity, headache, nausea and vomiting can generally occur. The second point is to pay attention to whether there are otolaryngology-related diseases, such as Meniere's disease, patients can also have clinical manifestations of dizziness and tinnitus. Generally, it will be accompanied by hearing loss, and patients can be given drugs to improve inner ear circulation** to assist in some ** training.

You say your ears are buzzing, it's probably tinnitus, right? Have you been on fire lately? The fire is gone! Go to the hospital and prescribe some medicine.

According to your situation, just have symptoms of tinnitus, I suggest you go to the hospital for a check-up and do a **.

Is this because you've been too tired lately, often staying up late or something, so there's something wrong with your body. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up, after all, the doctor is more professional. However, it is still necessary to pay attention to rest, although work is important, but the body is more important.

Dizziness and buzzing ears may be caused by one of the following conditions.

First, anemia.

It is necessary to check what type of anemia it is, and it is recommended to eat more pork liver and pig blood to replenish blood. Second, high blood pressure.

High blood pressure can lead to dizziness and tinnitus, so it is necessary to control blood pressure.

Third, hypoglycemia. In addition to dizziness, buzzing ears, chest tightness, palpitations, and blurred vision may occur when hypoglycemia occurs.

Fourth, there may be a disease of the ear itself. For example, Meniere's syndrome will cause dizziness, tinnitus, ear fullness, hearing loss, etc., and it is necessary to give a low-salt diet, sensitive, and improve circulation.

Buzzing in the ears is a common occurrence in the elderly, so this article analyzes the treatment of buzzing in the ears as follows.

1.Method 1: Breath-holding method. Sit still, grit your teeth, pinch your nostrils with your fingers, and open your eyes angrily so that your breath can flow into your ears until you feel a booming sound. Do this several times a day for 2 to 3 days.

2.Method 2: Rub your palms.

Sit still and rub your palms 50 times, pressing the doors of your ears while your palms are hot. So 6 times, in order to achieve the desired effect by using this method, it is best to insist on doing it for about two or three days, and at the same time, keep the mood flat when it is the best time to be effective.

3.Method 3: Ear plugging method. Musk, 14 whole scorpions, ground into fine powder, stored in a bottle with a lid. When using, pick a fresh lotus leaf and rub it lightly, pack a little medicine powder and plug it into the affected ear overnight, and take it out the next morning, which has a good curative effect.

Precautions. For the buzzing of the ears, the patient must do it as soon as possible**, and at the same time, eat more foods that have the effect of invigorating blood in the diet.

Ear buzzing refers to tinnitus, and there are generally three possibilities: 1. Due to a large number of cerumen embolism in the external auditory canal, it will be accompanied by hearing loss, it is recommended to go to the hospital otolaryngology clinic for a doctor to check it, if it does exist, you can use sodium bicarbonate ear drops to soften the earwax, and then carry out cerumen irrigation in the external auditory canal, which can improve the symptoms. 2. Tinnitus caused by secretory otitis media caused by negative pressure in the middle ear and tympanic effusion, in this case, you can use Nuotong nasal spray nasal spray, combined with oral Cherno capsules and anti-inflammatory drugs, and Eustachian tube blowing in the outpatient clinic**, which can effectively relieve tinnitus.

3. Due to the blockage of the peripheral blood vessels in the ear, it causes ischemia and hypoxia of the peripheral nerves in the ear, resulting in neurological tinnitus.

A good night's sleep will usually be good on its own (it works very well after my own ears are noisy), and if the ears still ring, it is recommended to go to the hospital to check the ears.

Hello: Your condition is caused by hearing fatigue, if you are exposed to a noisy environment for a long time, you will have physical fatigue in the early stage, mainly manifested as hearing loss, tinnitus and other symptoms.

Suggestions: You should leave the noise environment, and it will return to normal after a while, and you should be less exposed to the noise environment in the future.

Turn off the stereo and give your ears a break! Open and close your mouth.

Dear, the ear is a very deep organ of the head, the ear canal is very deep, the ear is not the same as the eye, you can wear glasses if your vision is not good, once there is something in the ear, it is almost very very difficult to recover, you must pay attention to protecting your hearing, pay attention to ear hygiene. If your ears are still buzzing, your eardrums may be vibrating. In the past few days, you should pay attention to a good rest, and try to control the sound of KTV as much as possible in the future, if it can't be controlled by you, it is less likely to go to this kind of occasion, after all, physical health is the most important.

Every part of the body is very important. A few days off might be fine, don't worry.

Hello, the symptoms you described should be noted, generally tinnitus is mostly neurotic, common in poor rest, if you have a painful feeling, you may have inner ear inflammation! So this situation needs to be checked, go to the otolaryngology department to see if there is chronic inflammation, if there is a positive **, and pay attention to improving autoimmunity.

There is a buzzing sound in the ears. Blown up by the stereo. What to do?

Your blood pressure is not considered high blood pressure. The top is a bit high. I don't think it's blood pressure.

You probably have a few aspects to pay attention to, and there will be improvements:

1. Recently, I tried to rest more and improve my mental state.

2. Adjust yourself, go out to exercise, move your muscles and bones, as well as the cervical spine, nerve compression will also cause a feeling of heavy head, so as to feel the brain or ears buzzing.

3. Insist on pulling the earlobe every day. If it gets better, let me know, thank you.

Try it with drugs such as nimodipine, diazepam, gamma oryzanol, methylcobalamin, etc. If possible, you can do hyperbaric oxygen**.

If you have had the same experience, let me say a few words! Actually, it's not a disease! It's caused by fire!

My mother got a few mulberry roots from my grandmother in the country, and a few unnamed leaves! Wash with boiling water! It's good for a week, and I haven't done it until now!

Oh, don't worry, you can also find a few home remedies to try!

The causes of tinnitus are mainly ear diseases, such as external ear diseases: otitis externa, cerumen embolism, foreign body in the outer ear, etc., acute and chronic inflammation of the middle ear, tympanic membrane perforation, otosclerosis, Meniere's syndrome of the inner ear, acoustic neuroma, etc., can cause tinnitus. Tinnitus can also occur in vascular diseases, such as jugular spheroid tumors, dilation of small blood vessels in the ear, vascular malformations, hemangiomas, etc., tinnitus from veins is mostly noisy, and tinnitus from arteries is consistent with the pulse pulsation.

It is recommended to go to the otolaryngology department of the hospital for a detailed examination.

There are many causes of tinnitus, and high blood pressure is indeed one of them, and it has a lot to do with work and rest time, so it is recommended that you pay attention to rest.