What diseases are caused by tinnitus and stuffiness?

Hearing your own heartbeat in your ears, pulsating sound is a normal phenomenon, such as cicada sound, gong and drum sound, it must be sick, from qi deficiency, blood deficiency, high blood pressure, kidney, liver and other lesions, people are a whole, and the natural world constitutes a large whole, many lesions of the body will produce tinnitus and ear stuffiness, the external environment and qi changes can also cause tinnitus and ear stuffiness, can not be fixed in one place, must use materialist dialectics to distinguish and distinguish!

Ear stuffiness can be caused by a blockage in the ear canal or inflammation in the ear canal. When cerumen secretes too much in the ear canal and is not discharged from the ear canal in time, patients will experience symptoms of hearing loss and ear tightness.

In addition, inflammation in the patient's ear will also cause the patient to experience symptoms of ear tightness, and it is recommended that the patient immediately go to a regular hospital for examination in order to confirm the diagnosis**.

There are many people in life who will have the phenomenon of ear tightness, when this symptom appears, it has a great impact on the patient, and the cause of this disease may be caused by excessive noise from the outside world, or it may be caused by the patient's disease, or some toxic substances, or even some diseases, etc., are the main reasons for the patient's ear tightness.

Ear stuffiness is often accompanied by hearing loss, tinnitus, etc., which is very uncomfortable. In the external ear, in general, lesions that can cause blockage of the external auditory canal can produce a feeling of tightness in the ear, such as cerumen blockage, especially if the cerumen completely obstructs the external auditory canal. In the middle ear, the cause of ear stuffiness is mainly caused by Eustachian tube lesions.

Our ears are divided into three parts: the outer ear, the middle ear, and the inner ear, and abnormalities in any one of them can lead to ear stuffiness.

There are many causes of tinnitus, but in most cases, simple tinnitus resolves spontaneously and generally does not affect quality of life. If tinnitus is accompanied by chest tightness, it is first necessary to investigate the cause of chest tightness, so as to take relevant measures. Chest tightness is mainly a feeling of poor breathing on its own, and the conditions that cause chest tightness accompanied by tinnitus mainly include the following:

1. Neurasthenia: long-term maintenance of a tense emotional state, excessive brain fatigue may lead to neurasthenia, neurasthenia is a psychological disease, patients often manifest as palpitation, chest tightness, tinnitus, irritability, anxiety, sleep disorders and other symptoms;

2. Cold: Nasal congestion after a cold often affects the normal breathing function of the nose, and chest tightness is easy to occur if the breathing is not smooth. The cold will also cause the lymphoid tissue proliferation of the nasopharynx to partially block the eustachian tube, resulting in a change in the pressure of the middle ear cavity, which may lead to tinnitus;

3. Hyperthyroidism: patients with this disease often have goiter during physical examination, and in severe cases, it can compress the trachea, causing patients to breathe poorly, and then have chest tightness. Patients with hyperthyroidism have a relatively fast metabolism, so in severe cases, they may have symptoms such as dizziness and tinnitus;

4. High blood pressure: increased blood pressure will increase the burden of cardiac blood discharge and increase myocardial oxygen consumption, which can lead to chest tightness. Patients with long-standing hypertension may have systemic arteriole damage, which can cause tinnitus when the lesion affects the microcirculatory arteries around the ear.

Chest tightness is a complex symptom that can be caused by respiratory tract lesions, lung disease, heart disease, and diaphragm lesions. Tinnitus can be caused by localized ear lesions, nasal lesions, temporomandibular lesions, vascular lesions, acoustic neuropathy, or problems with the cranial tissues near the auditory nerve, as well as other systemic disorders. Any two types of diseases may occur at the same time, chest tightness and tinnitus may occur, so when the symptoms are relatively severe, you can go to the hospital to complete relevant examinations to rule out organic lesions, and then take appropriate treatment.

There are many causes of tinnitus, and the specific conditions are as follows:

1. Noise damage: such as industrial noise, entertainment venue noise, and work noise, which can lead to hearing loss and tinnitus;

2. Drug damage: such as aminoglycoside antibiotics, macrolide antibiotics, anticancer drugs, antimalarial drugs, etc.;

3. Age factor: such as hearing loss in the elderly, tinnitus may occur;

4. Ear diseases: such as otitis externa, cerumen embolism, otitis media, inner ear disease, sudden deafness, Meniere's disease, acoustic neuroma, etc.;

5. Mental factors: such as nervousness, poor sleep, anxiety, depression, etc.;

6. Systemic diseases: such as anemia, hypertension, diabetes, autoimmune diseases, etc.

There are many causes of tinnitus, such as long-term stress and frequent late nights; or caused by high blood pressure, cervical spine discomfort, arteriosclerosis, etc.; Caused by noisy environment, ear inflammation or injury, etc. Tinnitus is a chronic disease, if not paid attention to, it will develop from intermittent to persistent, and the relationship between the ear and the brain is very close and will affect each other. Long-term tinnitus can cause hearing loss, and long-term delay can also lead to deafness.

Tinnitus is mainly tinnitus. This type of tinnitus produces lesions in the auditory system and most sensory nerves. Tinnitus is all of otogenic origin.

These include lesions of the external ear, such as the pinna, which obstruct the external auditory canal. This type of tinnitus prevents sound waves from entering the middle ear, causing it to weaken its masking effect on physiological murmurs and make the tinnitus relatively stronger. Lesions of the middle ear, because they often cause varying degrees of conductive deafness, will also weaken the masking effect of environmental noise on physiological murmurs in the body, thereby enhancing tinnitus.

So the reasons are very varied. But in general, it can be divided into two types, one is the lesion of the ear itself, and the other is the lesion outside the ear. For example, many patients with high blood pressure, or patients with acute blood vessels, we can often hear that there are some immobile tinnitus in the ears, knock knock, knock tinnitus, these are often the sound of blood vessels to the ears, not the ear itself has a disease, or there is a defect in the interval between the blood vessels and the ear.

Some tinnitus is caused by the ear itself, and the tinnitus caused by the ear itself can also be divided into two types, one is that we conduct sound from the outside of the ear into the ear, and this process is diseased.

Main**.

Otorhinolaryngological diseases, cardiovascular diseases, metabolic diseases, neurological diseases, Eustachian tube opening, vascularogenic lesions, myogenic lesions, temporomandibular joint lesions or insufficiency of the occlusion, etc.

Common symptoms. The patient perceives that there are sounds in the ears, varying in loudness, and high-pitched tinnitus.

There are many reasons such as high blood pressure and fire.

Neurological tinnitus is usually caused by trauma to the patient's ear, which generally leads to symptoms such as vertigo, tinnitus, and ear swelling in the early stage of the disease. As a result, neurological tinnitus can cause people to experience ear tightness. If the patient has neurological tinnitus, he should immediately go to the hospital for relevant examinations, and choose the corresponding drug according to the doctor's guidance**.

This is naturally caused by a serious disease.

The common causes of tinnitus are neuropathic tinnitus, which is mostly caused by insufficient blood supply to the inner ear, or it may be caused by poor circulation in the inner ear, which can cause hearing loss, and it can also be accompanied by sharp neuropathic tinnitus. Generally, it can be improved with the doctor's use of drugs to nurture the nerves or improve the circulation of the inner ear.

Everyone's situation is different, and some people's tinnitus is related to the imbalance of air pressure caused by the blockage of the Eustachian tube inside the ear, and they may feel stuffy. Get in touch as soon as possible**.