Why does tinnitus occur when I have a cold?

Tinnitus caused by colds is mainly because the nasal cavity, ear cavity and throat are all connected, and most colds will have inflammation of the throat, so bacteria may affect the eustachian tube, or the nasal secretions block the eustachian tube and cause the eustachian tube to not breathe, so there are symptoms such as tinnitus, ear swelling, and hearing loss. Severe symptoms may cause otitis media, sore throat, ear pain or discharge, fever, if the tinnitus symptoms are severe, you should go to the otolaryngology department for related **.

Because the nasal cavity communicates with the pharyngeal cavity, there is a eustachian tube in the pharynx called the eustachian tube, which connects to the tympanic chamber of the middle ear. Colds can cause infections in the nasopharynx, which can spread to the tympanic cavity and cause inflammation of the middle ear. Symptoms of middle ear inflammation are hearing loss, tinnitus, etc.

If you have a severe cold, it will cause congestion and swelling of the ear nerve, and the phenomenon of tinnitus will occur.

Hello, you can rest assured that you have a slight cold, which caused the Eustachian tube to be unobstructed, and when the inflammation is gone, it will be fine, and there will be no serious illness. If you are really in a hurry, you can see an otolaryngology department, register a number, five yuan, and buy peace of mind. Hope mine is helpful to you.

Why does tinnitus occur when I have a cold? Because after a severe cold, it will cause cough, kidney deficiency, and tinnitus.

This is a symptom of a cold, just rest for a few days.

There are two main reasons for the occurrence of tinnitus after a cold:

First, the patient's nose is not ventilated after a cold, which will affect the patient's sleep quality, and if the patient often suffers from insomnia, it is easy to induce the patient's symptoms of tinnitus, which is often caused by neurological factors.

Second, there will be a lot of nasal discharge in the nose of the patient with a cold, and sometimes after the patient blows the nose vigorously, it is easy to involve the inflammation in the middle ear cavity of the patient, thus inducing the patient to have symptoms of tinnitus.

No matter which of the above reasons is caused, it is necessary to actively deal with the symptoms, it is best to go to the hospital to check a pure tone audiometry, sound conduction resistance, clarify the nature of the patient's tinnitus, and then further actively observe the changes in the patient's condition. It is recommended that patients must exercise more to enhance their resistance and avoid colds.

It is recommended to pay special attention to it, after all, the ears are very important, and special care is needed, if it is more serious, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time.

Tinnitus can be aggravated after a cold, and this condition is mainly caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube caused by acute rhinitis after a cold, resulting in Eustachian tube congestion, edema, occlusion and tympanic negative pressure. Symptoms of ear disease caused by nasal disease are characterized by hearing loss: mainly transliterative hearing loss, echo in the ear when swallowing, generally low-pitched tinnitus, mild earache, accompanied by a feeling of ear obstruction or fullness.

This is tinnitus caused by a cold. What should we do if our own cold is causing tinnitus? Experts suggest that we should pay attention to our diet, first of all, we should pay attention to avoid drinking strong tea, avoid or eat less animal oil, fatty meat and fried food.

These foods may make the tinnitus caused by our colds more severe, causing tinnitus to be more harmful to ourselves. In addition, the causes of tinnitus are also caused by noise pollution, their own bad habits, and the more common ones are ototoxic drugs, otogenic diseases and presbycusis.

A cold is a condition that can cause tinnitus. Because after a cold, the bilateral turbinates will become hypertrophied and the Eustachian tube opening will be blocked, so the Eustachian tube function will decline, which will make the patient's middle ear cavity pressure unbalanced, resulting in tinnitus.

Tinnitus is easy to occur when you have a cold, because the ears are communicated through the eustachian tube, nose, pharynx and larynx, and the essence of a cold is caused by upper respiratory tract infections, including the nasopharynx and larynx. When inflammation occurs in these parts, the virus can easily enter the ear along the eustachian tube, and the ear will become congested and swollen when it is inflamed, resulting in tinnitus that blocks the ear canal, which is often manifested as low-frequency tinnitus and ear swelling, and in severe cases, it may cause middle ear effusion. When a cold is accompanied by tinnitus, it is mainly a cold, and for colds, ribavirin can be used to antiviral, anti-inflammatory, or cephalosporins to sterilize.

If the tinnitus is severe, you can go to the otolaryngology department for an otoscopy to check whether it induces otitis media, and you can use the method of irrigation to actively take **.

After a cold, some patients will cause tinnitus, because a cold is an upper respiratory tract infection, which will cause congestion and swelling of the eustachian tube and pharyngeal mucosa, resulting in the Eustachian tube being unable to be adjusted and opened in time, and the middle ear is in a state of negative pressure. Patients will have symptoms of otitis media such as tinnitus, ear stuffiness, and even hearing loss, as follows

1. Antibiotics**: If the above conditions occur, antibiotics are usually given, such as cephalosporins and azithromycins orally;

2. Nasal spray**: Nasal decongestants, such as ephedrine, should be given to the nasal cavity to shrink the nasal mucosa, and at the same time, it can also make the eustachian tube and pharyngeal mucosa contract, which is conducive to the opening of the eustachian tube. The nasal cavity can also be sprayed with hormonal drugs** to make the nasal mucosa or the pharyngeal mucosa of the Eustachian tube congested and swollen as soon as possible;

3. Anti-allergic**: If the patient has severe allergic symptoms, it can also be carried out with anti-allergic drugs, such as loratadine tablets or cetirizine hydrochloride**.

Through comprehensive**, the symptoms of tinnitus in patients generally gradually improve and heal within 7-10 days.

After a cold, it is easy to cause inflammation of the Eustachian tube, which can lead to tinnitus. There are many causes of tinnitus, after ruling out ear diseases or other diseases of the body, there are two main causes, the low blood oxygen content of the inner ear leads to poor local blood circulation, and the abnormal discharge of the auditory nerve. Tips:

It is recommended that you usually pay attention to your diet, and it is best to quit coffee, tobacco and alcohol. You can eat more seafood, soy products, fresh vegetables and fruits, etc. In addition, you can cooperate with massage techniques, sweep the auricles, put the palms in front of the ears, flat on the face, evenly push and rub back, wipe the ears and push the back of the ears from behind the ears forward, repeat 50 times, until the ears are slightly warm.

Analysis: The aggravation of cold tinnitus may be a condition caused by the virus invading the middle ear and other hearing tissues, because the human ear, nose and throat cavity are all connected. During the cold, it will cause headache and dizziness, and the resistance will decline significantly, so it is necessary to take oral cold medicine and other drugs under the guidance of a doctor**, and you must drink more water in life, which is conducive to the discharge of metabolic poisons.

Tinnitus caused by a cold is actually caused by Eustachian tube dysfunction. Between the back of the human nose and the middle ear cavity, there is a trumpet-like tube called the Eustachian tube, which is mainly responsible for regulating the internal and external pressure balance of the middle ear cavity.

Eustachian tube dysfunction is classified as acute and chronic based on whether the history is older than 3 months. Acute Eustachian tube dysfunction is mostly seen in the congestion and swelling of the eustachian tube mucosa caused by a cold, resulting in symptoms such as tinnitus, ear stuffiness, and excessive self-hearing; In severe cases, due to the long-term negative pressure of the middle ear, the mucosal blood vessels will exude fluid from the middle ear cavity, forming the manifestation of secretory otitis media.

Tinnitus is not caused by colds, it can be caused by ear diseases, nervous tinnitus, cerebral insufficiency, kidney deficiency and other diseases, and colds can be taken with anti-cold drugs such as gankang**, and tinnitus can be seen in the ear department to do an examination of the ear canal and eardrum to see if there is an ear disease.

Why does tinnitus get worse when I have a cold? Because there is a fire because of a cold. If there is a fire, the tinnitus will worsen.

Because when I catch a cold, I have a runny nose, tears, and sneezing. The nose, eyes, ears of the person. It's all connected.

So as soon as you catch a cold and have a fire, the tinnitus gets worse.

The worsening of tinnitus after a cold is mainly caused by a weakened immune function, which can lead to a significant decline in the nervous system. As a result, the tinnitus is significantly worsened, causing a buzzing sound in the ears.

Tinnitus that can be exacerbated by a cold may be caused by a virus invading the middle ear and other hearing tissues, because the ear, nose and throat are all connected.

Your question is a common thing, the cold will be on fire, the cold itself is caused by the cold, and it must be on fire after causing a cold, which means that the intersection of cold and fire will definitely cause tinnitus, and the ears belong to the upper burn, which is said to cause tinnitus to be aggravated.

When a cold occurs in the human body, the mucosa of the nasopharyngeal cavity becomes inflamed, which spreads to the eustachian tube, causing the mucosa of the eustachian tube to become congested and swollen, causing the nasopharyngeal cavity to be isolated from the air in the middle ear. The original gas in the middle ear is completely absorbed, and finally it is in a negative pressure state, so the eardrum is attracted and inverted.

A cold may cause tinnitus, because the eustachian tube of the human body is a common passage connecting the ear canal and the throat, when the mucosa of the upper respiratory tract and throat is obviously inflamed and reacts violently, it is easy to affect the mucosa of the ear and cause otitis media.

When you have a cold, the mucous membranes of the nasal cavity and Eustachian tube (the tube that connects the nose and the ear) are edematous, causing the air pressure in the ear to be different from the outside, causing the eardrum to invert, and the sound of buzzing and echoing.

Why does tinnitus get worse when I have a cold? We all know that the ears, mouth and nose are all connected, once you catch a cold, the nose may be very uncomfortable, and of course it will directly affect the ears.

Tinnitus is a perception of sound, feeling tinnitus, it is the body's alarm system, the body is uncomfortable, there are many cases of tinnitus, a cold is obviously sick in the body, and it is normal for the tinnitus to be more serious.

Because the ear and nose are figured out, but when you have a cold and nasal congestion, it will cause the function of the eustachian tube to decline, and the tinnitus will be aggravated.

After a cold, especially if it is accompanied by nasal congestion and runny nose, it is easy to aggravate the symptoms of tinnitus. It is okay to have a positive cold, and at the same time apply certain drugs to nourish the spirit.

Why does tinnitus worsen when I have a cold, I also have a cold because I have a cold, so I can also contact children's ears with colds, so tinnitus will worsen.

Avoid fishy hair products.

If the tinnitus is caused by external dampness and heat, such as pus ear, etc., you should avoid eating fishy food, such as hairtail, yellow croaker, eel, black fish, osmanthus fish, eel, white crab, shrimp, etc., this kind of hair can promote the evil of dampness and heat, block the clearing of the body, and cause the onset of tinnitus to aggravate.

Drugs**. Including vasodilators, calcium antagonists, tinnitus inhibitors, tinnitus inhibitors, tinnitus drugs and neurotrophic drugs.

Other**. 1.Counseling and communication: The purpose is to eliminate the fear and gradually ignore the tinnitus. 2.Voice**:

Dizziness after a cold can worsen tinnitus.

Why does tinnitus get worse when I have a cold? A cold can cause a variety of illnesses. and the uniforms of former veterans.

Hello, after a cold, the eustachian tube will be blocked, the speech will be muffled, the tinnitus will feel aggravated, and the wicked people who do not have tinnitus will buzz when they talk after a cold, and they will recover after the cold is cured.

After some patients catch a cold, the inflammation spreads through the Eustachian tube and enters the middle ear due to uncontrolled inflammation, causing otitis media. Patients may present with earache, ear blockage, tinnitus, hearing loss, etc. Therefore, when the nasal secretion increases during a cold, do not blow your nose vigorously, so as not to cause the secretion to enter the eustachian tube, which can cause secretory otitis media, acute otitis media, inflammation in the tympanic chamber, and fluid accumulation.

When a patient has tinnitus after a cold, they need to go to the hospital to have an electronic ottoscope for a clear sound impedance diagnosis, and if otitis media is diagnosed, anti-inflammatory** is required.

At the same time, nasal drops** can be used in the nasal condition, and the symptoms of tinnitus otitis media can be reduced when the secretions are reduced. In the case of secretory otitis media, tympanic effusion is more severe, and tympanic membrane aspiration or tympanome tube placement may be required**.