Can high uric acid and blood lipids cause tinnitus?

It really will, it's because of the high uric acid.

The tinnitus caused by the right ear, I went to Sun Yat-sen University.

The professor of the First Affiliated Hospital saw that when I went to see it, there were 2 doctors who came to see the doctor, I don't need to say much about the doctor's medical skills, lest others say that I advertised, my symptoms were that I started to work at noon, and the tinnitus lasted for a while, for 3 days, and then I had 24 hours of low-frequency tinnitus, which did not affect my life and sleep, and it was no problem to do a hearing test, and then the doctor asked me if I had high blood lipids.

High uric acid, I am 172cm tall and weigh 70kg I am not a very fat person, because I have not done an examination, and then the doctor called me to go for a blood test, and the results reported that uric acid is 600+, and the blood lipids are also high, and then now I am taking medicine**, and I will go to a blood test to measure uric acid next week and weekend.

High uric acid and blood lipids generally do not cause tinnitus, so it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.

It may be caused, so it should also be combined with each person's physical condition, and if you find symptoms, go to the hospital for further examination**.

It's hard to say, individual ones will. The causes of tinnitus are also complex.

Yes, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up**.

Yes, it affects the insufficient blood supply to the ear.

Yes, these are all things that can be caused, so be careful.

It can cause nerve damage.

High blood lipids may cause tinnitus. People with high blood lipids have high blood viscosity and may experience atherosclerosis, which affects the blood supply in the ear, resulting in tinnitus or hearing impairment. In addition, patients with high blood lipids are prone to lipid deposition in the ear, and excessive lipid deposition may also induce tinnitus.

High blood lipids are not easy to find, usually found during physical examination or other complications, and are more likely to occur in people with obesity, drinking and smoking, or people with underlying diseases such as diabetes, usually due to excessive fat intake, abnormal lipoprotein metabolism and other reasons, and hyperlipidemia can occur in the long term. Patients with hyperlipidemia typically present with yellow or orange lipid deposits around the eyes and grayish-white early-onset corneal rings on the outer edge of the cornea. Patients with hyperlipidemia have increased blood viscosity, atherosclerosis progresses rapidly, and symptoms such as chest pain, dizziness, and tinnitus may occur.

However, tinnitus can also be caused by head trauma, blocked ear canals, hearing loss, or other medical conditions such as hyperthyroidism, depression, acoustic neuroma, etc. Patients are advised to go to an otorhinolaryngology specialist for examination when tinnitus occurs to rule out tinnitus caused by ear lesions.

When blood lipids are elevated, lipids can enhance the adhesion between red blood cells, increase blood viscosity, and increase the cholesterol content in red blood cells to promote cell sclerosis, which affects cell deformation and oxygen-carrying ability. The metabolites of triacylglycerol can damage blood vessels and produce local blood clots. Lipoprotein is an important lipid component in arteriosclerotic plaque, which plays an important role in the formation of arteriosclerosis, which can make the blood circulation of the whole body disordered and form thrombosis, and the formation of thrombosis will reduce platelets.

Therefore, all three can lead to abnormal blood circulation in the blood vessels of the inner ear, resulting in the symptoms of tinnitus.

Tinnitus occurs mainly due to the narrowing of the microvessels near the cochlea, and the friction sound produced by the passage of blood flow. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that tinnitus is a manifestation of kidney deficiency, and hyperlipidemia is also one of the risk factors affecting heart, brain and kidney function.