How long does tinnitus take to get back? How long does tinnitus usually take to go away?

The specific time for tinnitus patients to return to normal after the early stage** needs to be judged according to the cause of tinnitus.

If the patient is neurological tinnitus caused by long-term exposure to a noisy environment, or autonomic nerve disorders and other factors, in the early stage of tinnitus, the patient will use drugs to nourish the nerves and improve circulation**, and stay away from the polluted environment, usually in a week to half a month or so can gradually improve.

Tinnitus that occurs within a few days, some people have sudden deafness, or some people have tinnitus caused by secretory otitis media with fluid accumulation in the middle ear. It may be possible that after targeting the primary disease, the tinnitus can disappear completely. However, after some tinnitus becomes a chronic tinnitus, it takes a long time to get up.

Many times, tinnitus is not caused by medication alone. Unless there is a combination of anxiety and sleep disorders, it can be assisted by some medications**. At present, it is mainly through some sounds and acoustic information, including sounds, natural sounds, and cognition, so that patients can know the ins and outs of tinnitus, so as to be able to coexist peacefully with tinnitus.

There are many factors that cause tinnitus, if the tinnitus is caused by inflammation, it can be treated with medication**, which generally takes half a month to recover. If it is neurogenic tinnitus caused by nerve damage in the ear, it may take longer, and how long it takes to recover depends on the severity of the patient's condition.

It depends on how the tinnitus is causing it, and if it is caused suddenly, it can recover within a few hours.

If it is in a noisy environment for a long time, it will take a long time to recover, or even not recover, such as high blood pressure, heart disease, etc., caused by the body itself, it is impossible to recover.

Tinnitus is an unformed abnormal acoustic hallucination in the ear or skull in the absence of an external sound source. This sound sensation can be one or more and lasts for a certain amount of time.

Tinnitus is not a disease in itself, it is a symptom of some diseases. People can have physiological tinnitus, and when the tinnitus exceeds the physiological limit, it becomes symptomatic tinnitus.

Patients with hearing loss often have tinnitus, which is often a symptom of a disorder or disorder of the hearing system.

Generally, it takes about 10 minutes to 20 minutes for tinnitus to disappear, depending on the cause of tinnitus.

It will disappear in a minute or so, because the tinnitus may be because there is something wrong with our body.

Usually a few minutes. Because it's just sudden neural hearing loss, it doesn't last long.

It will disappear in two to three minutes, and it will also restore your hearing to a very normal state, and you should not often live in some particularly loud environments.

There are many types of tinnitus, and you need to know what causes the tinnitus in order to treat the symptoms. Tinnitus is recommended early**, if the tinnitus lasts for a long time, the effect will be affected. Tinnitus is also associated with mental factors, and patients are advised to ensure sleep, not to be tired, anxious.

Tinnitus can usually occur within a week**, but some people may have a longer recovery time. The exact time varies from person to person. It is recommended that you pay attention to diet and hygiene in the process, and choose a high-protein, high-vitamin, low-fat, and low-salt diet, such as lean meat, fresh fish, live poultry and other stewed soups.

Pay attention to regular physical examinations, and if you feel unwell, go to the hospital for examination in time**.

The recovery period for sudden deafness and tinnitus is usually about 3 months. Sudden deafness is mainly due to the microcirculation disorder of the inner ear, resulting in vascular embolism or vasospasm, which causes a sudden loss of hearing. Hearing loss is usually sudden within 72 hours, accompanied by tinnitus of various tones, including low-frequency humming and high-frequency cicada chirping, squeaking, and full-range boom, and in severe cases, vertigo.

Therefore, it is recommended that the sudden deafness be carried out within 1 week, and the hospital should be sent to the hospital within 3 days, and it should not exceed 1 month. Over time, the likelihood of hearing recovery decreases, and the chances of tinnitus going away or getting better decrease. In the process of **, drugs to dilate blood vessels and nourish nerves are used at the same time, and hormones can also be added, and the recovery period of tinnitus is usually about 1-3 months or basically stable after 3 months.

The recovery time of tinnitus and deafness is uncertain, ranging from a few weeks to a few months, and the possibility of complete recovery of more severe deafness and tinnitus is not particularly large, and the specific recovery time is also related to the disease and the age of the patient, and the later care will also affect the recovery process of the disease. Especially for the elderly, it is also very difficult to get up after deafness and tinnitus.

The cause of deafness is very complex, so from a medical point of view, tinnitus is also very difficult, and there is not necessarily an effective means to recover deafness, especially deafness, how long it takes to recover is not easy to determine, and it also varies from person to person, so it is necessary to clarify the deafness, and then according to the course of treatment, usually to relax the mind and ensure adequate sleep.

Is there any hope for tinnitus and deafness to recover? Tinnitus is usually neurological and can be checked by going to the hospital**. There are many properties of deafness, such as:

Conductive, neurotic, mixed, conductive deafness can be treated with medication or surgery**, there is currently no good method for neural deafness, it is recommended to have deafness in time**, or wear hearing aids for intervention.

In fact, tinnitus is an auditory disorder that can be alleviated by **, which can be paroxysmal or persistent. Some tinnitus is accompanied by deafness, while others have tinnitus alone without 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 incorrectly, can poison the inner ear in some people, causing tinnitus and deafness. If the drug is detected and discontinued early, the deafness can be reduced or avoided early. Tinnitus caused by various ear diseases such as otosclerosis, acoustic neuroma, Meniere's disease, etc., can lead to deafness if left untimed**.

If the tinnitus is mild, sometimes with massage or acupuncture, the acupuncture points in front of the tragus can make the tinnitus disappear. If the tinnitus is obvious and persists, you should go to the hospital for examination and find out**to**. If tinnitus is caused by some systemic diseases, it is due to ** systemic diseases.

Tinnitus is a sign of declining body function, if you just start tinnitus, it is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment, specifically only the hospital suggests, you can see Chinese medicine, prescribe Chinese medicine conditioning try, if it is a long-term tinnitus may be more troublesome and more difficult**

The possibility of tinnitus healing on its own is very small, and the most common ** of tinnitus is ear nerve ischemia, edema, and spasms caused by staying up late for a long time, tiredness, poor rest, and high blood pressure, which will cause unilateral tinnitus in patients, and will also be accompanied by hearing loss and vertigo. On **, patients first need to adjust their sleep and pay attention to rest, which can be carried out orally with cibilin, methylcobalamin, and vinblastine**, with good results, and can also be combined with local acupuncture**.

It depends on the situation, some can recover in a few days, and you can go to a professional hospital for a check-up.

After the occurrence of tinnitus, the recovery methods that can be selected are as follows: 1. Drug**, first of all, it should be clear which disease causes the tinnitus, and after clarifying the specific type of disease, then select the drug **. Listen carefully to the doctor's advice when taking medication, which can moderately alleviate the symptoms of tinnitus.

2. Surgical debridement**, if it is tinnitus caused by septic otitis, timely debridement of the outer ear canal is required to prevent symptoms of infection and endanger people's lives. 3. ****, **** is an emerging method. After tinnitus occurs, the patient's sensitivity to high-frequency and low-frequency sound response is different, and it is necessary to adjust to a unified frequency to ** tinnitus disease.

If you can recover, you just need to see a doctor.

Some patients can recover completely, some patients can be relieved, and some patients** are ineffective, and long-term tinnitus may occur. In general, there are individual differences in the effect of tinnitus. After the onset of the disease, it is recommended to go to the otolaryngology department, which can do an audiology test, MRI of the head, and otoendoscopy.

The main purpose is to clarify the cause of specific tinnitus, assess the degree of the condition, and clarify the cause before follow-up**. If it is due to inflammation of an acute bacterial infection, antibiotics may be considered. If it is caused by nervous tinnitus, it is necessary to consider drugs that nourish the nerves and improve circulation**.

In addition, it is necessary to avoid exposure to noisy environments as much as possible, improve sleep, and ensure rest.

The recovery time for tinnitus is not necessarily. Some recover in a few days, while others take months or even years to recover, as the recovery time varies depending on the cause of tinnitus.

If it is mild tinnitus, as long as you pay attention to stay away from the noisy environment and take some medications, the tinnitus will generally improve within a few days.

If the tinnitus is due to a lesion in the ear or another medical condition in the body, it may take several months for the tinnitus to be relieved after the primary disease**.

If the patient is taking the drug for a long time, the drug may also cause tinnitus, which needs to be stopped before it can be relieved.

Whether tinnitus can recover depends on the nature of the tinnitus. If the tinnitus is caused by inflammation, such as otitis media, it can be treated with medication**, and when the inflammation is slowly eliminated, the tinnitus can slowly recover. If tinnitus is caused by sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus can be relieved by medication** or tinnitus masking**, and the concept is now being advocated to coexist with tinnitus, rather than eliminate it completely.

This is due to the fact that most of the tinnitus will be accompanied by high-frequency or low-frequency hearing loss, which can be alleviated by ****.

Tinnitus can be cured, if you want to cure the symptoms of tinnitus, you first need to determine the tinnitus, the mental and emotional factors of the body, the organic lesions of the ear area, and the lesions of the whole body, all of which may cause the symptoms of tinnitus. If the patient has tinnitus caused by his own mental and emotional pressure, excessive depression or anxiety, and has been frightened and other factors, he can be psychologically counseled and take anti-anxiety or antidepressant drugs. If tinnitus is caused by inflammatory infectious diseases such as acute purulent otitis media, anti-inflammatory drugs can be taken**.

If tinnitus is caused by diseases such as high blood pressure or coronary heart disease, antihypertensive drugs or anticoagulant drugs can be used to treat the symptoms**.

Generally, it is necessary to find the cause of tinnitus, and the duration of tinnitus is different for different reasons. The most common neurological tinnitus, if it is tinnitus caused by sudden deafness, after timely **, generally within a week or two the hearing is completely restored, and most of the tinnitus can disappear.

If the hearing is not restored, most of this tinnitus will not disappear, and this tinnitus will always be with you. Of course, there will be some minor changes in the severity of this tinnitus. For example, if you stay up late and are emotionally stressed, tinnitus will worsen; If you sleep well, your tinnitus will be lessened.

Or we will choose some medications**, or even acupuncture, etc., and there will be a short-term tinnitus to reduce or disappear.

But if you do have neural hearing loss, your tinnitus disappears for a short time and may recur. So generally speaking, tinnitus mainly depends on hearing, and most of the tinnitus can disappear after hearing recovery. If the hearing is not restored well, this tinnitus is often carried for life.

Hello, if you have tinnitus, it is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination. Damage to the nerve in the ear and disturbance of the ear pulse, or otitis and kidney deficiency can cause your symptoms. Opinions suggest that it is best to go to the otolaryngology department for routine examination, audiology examination, tinnitus test, and choose a high-protein, high-vitamin, low-fat, low-salt diet, such as lean meat, fresh fish, live poultry and other stewed soups.

I should go to the hospital immediately to check it out and find out what the cause is.