How can you tell if you have tinnitus or brain ringing?

Judging tinnitus and encephalitis, tinnitus mainly depends on the location of the occurrence, tinnitus is mainly in the ear, and the part of the tinnitus is in the brain, the main symptoms of tinnitus are dizziness, inability to concentrate, memory loss, tinnitus is often a weakening of hearing, deafness and other symptoms are general**Tinnitus mainly takes carbamazepine drugs**,**The method is mainly drugs for supplementing nutrition for cranial nerves**.

For the judgment of tinnitus and encephalitis, encephalitus is mainly a situation of sound and shadow in the brain, and tinnitus mainly occurs in the ear, and there is no sound in the outside world, but the ear can hear a noise.

Encephalita is mostly caused by lack of sleep, mental pressure, and poor rest, and after an appropriate amount of rest, keeping the mood stable, can effectively alleviate encephalitis.

However, tinnitus can only be controlled by the use of drugs, which require the use of drugs to nourish the nerves and improve circulation, and also need to use calming drugs to control the symptoms of tinnitus. Therefore, there is a clear difference between tinnitus and encephalitis, and it can be symptomatic when it is clearly judged in terms of **.

Tinnitus is divided into conductive tinnitus and neurological tinnitus according to the location of the lesion. Conductive tinnitus is caused by inflammation and swelling due to blockage, congestion, invagination, perforation of the eardrum, fluid or infection in the middle ear, and otosclerosis. Tinnitus usually occurs on one side of the affected ear and is low-pitched, rumbling, booming, and buzzing.

Neurological tinnitus may be caused by inner ear**, edema, or acoustic neuroma, etc., and the tinnitus produced is mostly bilateral, and the tinnitus is relatively high-pitched, such as cicada chirping or silk sound. In addition, systemic dysfunction may cause sensorineural tinnitus in nerve reflexes. Encephalopathy is the patient's consciousness that there are various sounds in the brain, such as running water, buzzing, birdsong, insect chirping, train sound, etc., sometimes coexisting with tinnitus, which can occur at any age.

There are two types of pathogenesis: 1. Organic diseases: including brain diseases, such as brain tumors, strokes, cerebral insufficiency, or systemic diseases such as hypertension, hypotension, anemia, hyperthyroidism, etc.

2. Functional diseases and psychosomatic diseases: such as long-term tension and anxiety, work pressure will cause brain ringing, and most of these patients lack physical exercise. Some elderly people are caused by nervousness and stress.

Patients with tinnitus and encephalogenus are advised to visit the ENT department of the hospital first, and I hope my advice can help you.

Tinnitus and encephalitus are often indistinguishable by clinical symptoms because there is no clear distinction between them. However, tinnitus and encephalitus still differ from each other as follows, which can be distinguished by examination:

1. Tinnitus can be divided into bilateral tinnitus or unilateral tinnitus, but there is no unilateral or bilateral tinnitus.

2. There are many causes of tinnitus, such as the impact of noise pollution, acute purulent otitis media or otosclerosis and other ear diseases, anxiety or depression and other neurological diseases, hypertension or atherosclerotic cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, etc. However, ** caused by encephalopathy is usually an intracranial space-occupying lesion of the brain or a central nervous system lesion, and the patient can be tested accordingly according to **.

Tinnitus and encephalita can be distinguished by the location of the lesion.

Tinnitus and encephalitus are both sounds perceived by patients, the most important thing is that the location is different, the lesion site of tinnitus is in the ear, and the tinnitus is mostly caused by cranial diseases. Tinnitus can manifest as unilateral or bilateral tinnitus, and there is no single or bilateral type of tinnitus. The sound of tinnitus is low-key, high-pitched, mainly rumbling and buzzing, and most of the sounds of brain ringing are high-frequency sounds.

Tinnitus has cerumen embolism, tympanic effusion, ear tumors, vascular malformations and other diseases, which can be accompanied by hearing loss and vertigo. Encephalitis: ** is an intracranial space-occupying lesion or cervical spine lesion, which is usually not accompanied by hearing loss, and some patients will have symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and limb movement disorders.

The difference between encephalitus and tinnitus is as follows: encephalitus refers to tinnitus caused by lesions in any part of the entire passage from the cochlear nerve nucleus to the auditory center of the cerebral cortex.

Patients may feel ringing in the brain, often accompanied by clinical manifestations such as ear fullness and tinnitus.

It is currently believed that encephalitis has a lot to do with long-term vascular lesions, ear diseases, systemic diseases, and the use of ototoxic drugs. In the case of encephalitis, CT and MRI are recommended to rule out risk factors.

Tinnitus is a common symptom of ear diseases, and patients may feel that there is a sound in the ear with varying degrees of sound, which can be intermittent or persistent. Sometimes tinnitus is the first symptom or accompanying symptom of certain conditions.

Tinnitus and encephalitus are two different clinical manifestations that can generally be analyzed according to whether they are accompanied by hearing loss. Tinnitus is mainly an unidentified sound made from the inside of the ear, while encephalogenus is a buzzing sound inside the brain. This is mainly due to the presence of neurological dysregulation.

It is usually tinnitus, which will occur in the elderly, and will also occur in those with weak kidneys. There are no special circumstances that recommend paying more attention, sleeping more, and paying attention to your diet. Seek medical attention as soon as necessary.