Does tinnitus cause deafness? Can tinnitus cause deafness?

Tinnitus may cause deafness. Most patients with tinnitus have different degrees of auditory system lesions, and all have different degrees of hearing impairment after hearing examination. Ototoxic antibiotics such as streptomycin and gentamicin, if used improperly, can poison the inner ear, cause tinnitus and deafness in some people, and if detected early and stop the drug early**, it can reduce or avoid causing deafness. ‍‍

Long-term tinnitus can lead to deafness, but this disease is completely okay, as long as it is properly regulated. The diagnosis of tinnitus requires a series of examinations, including routine examinations of otolaryngology, audiological examinations, tinnitus tests, etc., and sometimes even some necessary neurological and systemic disease examinations. You should go to a regular big hospital to find a professional doctor for diagnosis, and only by finding out the nature, characteristics, and possible lesion locations of the ear whine, can you determine the targeted program. ‍‍

No, tinnitus is often the first symptom of some diseases, but it does not necessarily lead to the final deafness, no matter what, as long as the tinnitus appears, it is necessary to pay attention to it and check the cause as soon as possible. ‍‍

The argument that you will be deaf after a long time is not scientific. Because there are many health problems that lead to tinnitus, such as ear diseases, physical diseases, vascular diseases, etc., and most of the tinnitus caused by these diseases is a problem of human body function, not necessarily a problem with the ear organs, so it cannot be said that tinnitus will definitely lead to deafness. ‍‍

Tinnitus is actually only a clinical symptom, and deafness is the identification of hearing impairment or hearing loss, so the relationship between tinnitus and deafness is not a causal relationship, and it cannot be said that tinnitus causes deafness. It's like if you eat a cake today and feel full, but it can't be said that because the cake is sweet, so you are full, this logical relationship is not right. ‍‍

In my experience, there is no direct causal relationship between tinnitus and deafness, tinnitus can be a precursor symptom of hearing loss, or it can occur alone, some people have tinnitus all their lives, but they do not become deaf. ‍‍

Last night I was listening to a song with headphones, and suddenly my right ear hurt a little, and then I took the headphones off, but after removing them, I found that my ears have been having a small sound, which is a metallic sound, very small, and can only be heard when I sleep. Now I don't dare to wear headphones for a long time, because I have checked on the Internet, generally speaking, long-lasting tinnitus will lead to hearing loss, and tinnitus can also make people upset, restless, and in severe cases, it can affect normal life and work. ‍‍

Deafness often develops gradually from tinnitus over time. Tinnitus is a common brain disease that causes a variety of reasons to consciously ringing in the ears, or small as a cicada, or as loud as a tide, or intermittently, or day and night, especially when quiet, and in severe cases, others may be able to hear, affecting sleep and daily work and study. Deafness is varying degrees of hearing loss.

Long-term tinnitus can cause hearing loss and eventually deafness. If you have tinnitus trouble, you need to be in time**, and tinnitus is the best time to ** from March to June. ‍‍

Yes, I'm the victim. Seven years now, hearing 60 decibels. It has had a big impact on my work life and body. I'd love to know where I can find **, and how to find **.

Tinnitus refers to the sensational ringing in the ear, such as the sound of cicadas or the sound of a tide. Deafness refers to varying degrees of hearing loss, or even disappearance. Tinnitus can be accompanied by deafness, which can also develop from tinnitus. ‍‍

It can cause deafness because tinnitus is an immune system problem.

I have tinnitus for more than 20 years, which seriously affects my work and life! From the squeak at the beginning to the mess now! It's better to live than to die! For the children, for the family! Still alive! May they not be troubled!

Tinnitus is more complicated.

However, if there is rhinitis or sinusitis and turbinate hypertrophy at the same time, you must consider the tinnitus caused by the blockage of the eustachian tube.

How can I get rid of tinnitus and brain ringing?

I have also had tinnitus for more than ten years, and now my hearing in my left ear is no longer good, and I basically can't hear it.

I wonder if there's any way to do it**?

This is not particularly true that tinnitus causes deafness, because sometimes tinnitus is often a prodrome of some diseases. Tinnitus is often a prodromal symptom of some diseases, that is, if you have tinnitus such as otosclerosis, sudden deafness, acoustic neuroma, Meniere's disease, many of them have tinnitus in the early stage, that is, it is not because it is often not because of tinnitus that causes hearing loss, but because these diseases have the symptom of tinnitus, which can appear in the early stage. Then once tinnitus appears, we should pay attention to it.

To see if we have any problems, come and see, do it, go to the ear department, that is, the ear department of a specialized hospital to have a hearing test and related examinations, to see why we have tinnitus.

Tinnitus doesn't have to cause deafness. Although tinnitus is often associated with hearing loss, it is not an equating sign between them. Some tinnitus is not related to the auditory system, such as trauma to the brain, or caused by the patient's sleep, emotion, mental tension, life schedule, work and rest time, and the way of work and rest, resulting in tinnitus.

Patients with tinnitus, some people are accompanied by hearing loss, that is not necessarily the tinnitus itself affects the hearing loss, but the disease itself causes, he has both tinnitus and hearing loss, the first most common is sudden deafness.

Generally speaking, tinnitus is closely related to deafness. Tinnitus and deafness can occur individually, at the same time, or sequentially. Many times tinnitus will be accompanied by varying degrees of hearing loss, like this kind of tinnitus is accompanied by hearing loss, if it is a sudden onset, you must go to the hospital to see a doctor immediately, and seek medical treatment in time.

If it is a chronic onset, such as tinnitus and deafness, it is a process of gradual hearing loss, and it may not be until a certain extent that this hearing loss is noticed. That is to say, when you find that there is no way to relieve the tinnitus, you still have to go to the hospital to check the specific cause of the tinnitus, as well as whether the tinnitus is accompanied by different degrees of hearing loss, and what the nature of the hearing loss is, you must go to the hospital to check clearly.

There is no absolute relationship between tinnitus and deafness, which means that tinnitus does not necessarily cause deafness. However, patients with tinnitus must pay attention to it and actively apply drugs to reduce clinical symptoms and avoid aggravation of tinnitus and affect normal work and life.

Patients with tinnitus need to go to the hospital for examination to determine the type of tinnitus, such as tinnitus caused by inflammation, on the ** can be dropped with levofloxacin hydrochloride ear drops for anti-inflammatory, and then oral roxithromycin capsules for anti-inflammatory. If it is tinnitus caused by neurological factors, patients can try ginkgo biloba extract tablets, as well as methylcobalamin dispersible tablets, after regularity**, the patient's condition should gradually improve, try not to smoke, drink, and ensure that the ear canal is clean.