What can I see about tinnitus?

1. Physiological tinnitus: In the body, blood vessel pulsation, blood activity, muscle shortening, joint activity, breathing movement, etc., will cause weak sounds, and those who are close to the ear will feel this sound.

2. Conductive tinnitus: The reason for this kind of tinnitus is that the conduction of the auditory system is hindered by some episodes, such as swelling and obstruction of the external auditory canal, perforation of the eardrum, invagination, middle ear inflammation, adhesions, sclerosis, etc. Sound transmission impediment reduces the ability to listen to external sounds, weakens its ability to mask the sounds that occur in the body, so that it can be felt, and it becomes tinnitus.

Cover your ear with one hand and feel a booming sound in your ear, which is typical conductive tinnitus.

3. Nervous tinnitus: The reason is that the sensory nerves of the auditory system are somewhat obstructed. When there is a disease of the auditory receptors in the inner ear, such as drug poisoning, noise trauma, Meniere's disease, etc.; Trauma to the auditory nerve and auditory center, inflammation, poisoning, ischemia, tumors, etc.; and when various intracranial lesions affect the auditory nerve or auditory center, tinnitus will be presented.

It is mostly high-frequency cicada chirping or high-pitched screeching.

4. Objective tinnitus: Tinnitus is a one-sided feeling, but there is a pulsatile tinnitus that others can also hear, which is called objective tinnitus. This type of tinnitus is different from one-sided tinnitus in that it does have a sound source, but the sound source is not from the outside world, but from the body adjacent to the ear.

Once you know the types of tinnitus, it's best to know more about what to do about tinnitus.

In fact, no matter what type of tinnitus will have a certain impact, ranging from disturbing hearing to studying and homework. Since the types of tinnitus are different, the corresponding treatment methods will also be different, and when treating tinnitus, you must be clear about what type of tinnitus you are suffering from, so as to treat the symptoms.

One is tinnitus, well, it's a buzzing ear, and the other is that the person who can't hear the sound and is deaf himself speaks very loudly.

If you have tinnitus, your ears will rattle and be very uncomfortable. If this happens, it's best to go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible. It can also be caused by a cold.

What can I see about tinnitus? Tinnitus is the inability to speak, deafness.

Whether you hear unusual sounds in your ears or brain.

Causes of symptoms.

a) Subjective (non-vibratoric) tinnitus.

1. Otorhinolaryngology diseases: Ear diseases are the most common cause of tinnitus.

1) Tympanic infections such as middle ear infection, otosclerosis, and proliferative obstruction of the inner ear window.

2) petrosal cochlear and cranial neuropathy, the former is common in Meniere's disease, and the latter is common in acoustic neuroma.

3) Central nervous system: In addition to senile cerebral sclerosis, organic lesions of the central nervous system rarely cause tinnitus.

2. Cardiovascular disease: It is also a common cause of tinnitus, tinnitus is often fluctuating, hypertension, anemia, atherosclerosis with vascular embolism, etc.

3. Metabolic diseases: hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism and diabetes can cause tinnitus.

4. Neurological diseases: craniocerebral trauma, brainstem injury, encephalitis, cerebral ** and multiple sclerosis, etc. can cause tinnitus.

Long-term tinnitus will cause patients to be irritable, anxious, nervous, depressed, and at the same time, bad emotions will aggravate tinnitus.

Noise: Loud noise and long-term noise exposure can lead to hearing loss and tinnitus, so high-risk groups (working in a high-intensity noise environment) should pay attention to noise protection. For example, reduce noise sources or wear protective earmuffs, earplugs, etc.

Also, be careful not to use Walkman headphones in noisy environments for long periods of time and loud volumes.

In a quiet environment, see if you can hear the sound.

Check your hearing first and see how it goes.

Tinnitus is a feeling of self that others cannot hear.

If you feel that there are monotonous or mixed sounds such as cicada chirping, buzzing, hissing and so on, there is no corresponding sound in the surrounding environment, that is, tinnitus is just a subjective feeling. Tinnitus can be transient or persistent, and severe tinnitus can be very stressful and disturbing. If it is a transient tinnitus, it is generally a physiological phenomenon, and there is no need to be overly nervous, and it can be left unchecked.

If tinnitus persists, especially if it is accompanied by other symptoms such as deafness, dizziness, headache, etc., it is necessary to be vigilant and seek medical attention as soon as possible. Patients with neurological tinnitus should also go to the local hospital for diagnosis and treatment, and hyperbaric oxygen can also be done**.

Noise: Loud and prolonged noise exposure can lead to hearing loss and tinnitus, and the symptoms of tinnitus may also be a symptom of autonomic disorder.

Tinnitus is the feeling that there is a sound in the ear or skull without a corresponding external sound source. I don't know if you have ever felt tinnitus, such as airplanes, changes in air pressure on the plateau may cause tinnitus.

What kind of people are prone to tinnitus.

Category 1: After the elderly reach the age of 60, their essence is exhausted, and teachers often say that this is due to the lack of groundwater, hearing loss, and deafness and tinnitus.

Category 2: Infants, toddlers and children with hearing loss due to drug abuse or mistreatment.

Three categories: office overloaded mental workers, long-term stay up late, immovable, nervous, anxious.

As we all know, the pathway produced by hearing is converted into an eardrum vibration signal by the external sound signal, which acts on the three ossicles in the middle ear, reaches the inner ear receptor after amplification, and then reaches the auditory center of the transverse temporal gyrus cortex of the brain through the nerve propagation, so that you know the nature and direction of the sound.

Tinnitus is divided into two types: continuous and intermittent, and unilateral or bilateral ear attacks may occur, and some patients may be accompanied by dizziness, headache, temporary deafness and other manifestations. First of all, a preliminary judgment can be made by the doctor's past medical history, followed by hearing tests such as tuning fork examination, pure tone hearing threshold test, and sound impedance test, and then a comprehensive judgment can be made with physical examination and imaging examination.

1. Tinnitus manifestations:

Under normal circumstances, tinnitus is mostly manifested as cicada sound, roaring sound, wind sound, lapping sound, etc., and the corresponding tone also has different situations such as high, medium and low. The voice may be mild, or it may be unbearable to be severe, and may be accompanied by hearing loss, dizziness, headache, and unstable blood pressure.

2. Past medical history:

Most patients with tinnitus will have otosclerosis, acoustic neuroma, otitis media, head trauma, arteriosclerosis and other diseases in the past, so when seeking medical attention, doctors will ask about the patient's past medical history and make a differential diagnosis of the nature, frequency, and duration of tinnitus.

3. Hearing test:

1. Tuning fork inspection: In a quiet environment, select a tuning fork of the appropriate frequency and strike it regularly. During the examination, the tuning fork is placed in the correct position, and the patient is tested by the loudness and orientation of the sound.

2. Pure tone hearing threshold test: air conductivity measurement is carried out through an electric audiometer to detect the hearing range of the patient's ears, so as to understand the threshold of his hearing;

3. Acoustic impedance test: Acoustic impedance test is usually used to detect the function of the middle ear sound transmission system, and detect its conduction function through the echo reflected by it.

In addition, doctors will also observe the situation in the ear through an endoscope, and may also check whether the patient has tinnitus caused by structural abnormalities such as MRI and CT. Routine tests are also done to determine whether the patient has abnormalities in the heart, lungs, or nervous system.

Tinnitus can range from mild to severe, and some tinnitus may be caused by a disease. Therefore, it is recommended that patients with frequent and increasing frequency of tinnitus, or accompanied by earache, hearing loss, dizziness, and headache, go to the hospital in time to avoid other complications that lead to severe tinnitus attacks.

If you hear a sound that causes you to feel uncomfortable, or even other physical reactions, you can roughly judge that it is tinnitus.

Patients are generally able to tell very clearly whether they have left or right tinnitus, and only a very small number of patients will have difficulty identifying the exact location, but most patients can usually tell the difference. From the doctor's point of view, because tinnitus is not an isolated symptom, it may be accompanied by deafness, vertigo and other symptoms, the doctor can ask for medical history and professional examinations, such as audiological evaluation and vestibular function examination, to find the location of the lesion, which side of the tinnitus should be combined to determine which side of the tinnitus should be, which can help the doctor to determine the location of the lesion.

In most patients, the doctor can usually tell the doctor exactly which side of the tinnitus is, and the doctor should pay attention to this aspect when taking the medical history. In addition, there are also some patients who have cranial sound, so they cannot distinguish the side.

There are several factors in determining whether you have tinnitus:

Clause. 1. Tinnitus is a sound that you can hear, and this sound can be heard in different environments, such as being heard in this room, being heard in another room, and being heard in another place.

Clause. Second, this kind of tinnitus cannot be heard by others, that is, when you hear tinnitus, you ask your family and friends around you, they can't hear the sound.

Clause. 3. There is no objective source of sound, which is why you can hear it yourself and others can't, because it has no objective source of origin. So medically speaking, we call it subjective tinnitus, and of course there is a small part of objective tinnitus. This tinnitus can be the sound of blood flowing in the patient's own blood vessels, or the sound of muscle spasms, and sometimes the sound can be heard by the person next to the patient's ear when the sound is more pronounced.

Clause. Fourth, another element is that tinnitus is generally a meaningless sound, such as sizzling, buzzing, and whooshing, it has no meaning, it will not be like a person speaking, like **, this is different.

If you have any of the above problems, you can tell that you have tinnitus.

The causes of tinnitus are complex and varied, and the most commonly used classification is based on the location of auditory dysfunction: conductive tinnitus, sensorineural tinnitus, and central tinnitus. Conductive tinnitus can often have pulsatile tinnitus, such patients usually have no hearing loss, tinnitus is consistent with pulse, and the tinnitus disappears after pressing the neck, and this patient is recommended to undergo temporal bone CT and digital subtraction angiography to confirm the lesion.

Sensorineural tinnitus is the most common, and patients often have varying degrees of hearing loss, and the following tests are recommended for this patient: pure tone audiometry, acoustic impedance, auditory brainstem evoked potentials, cochlear electrogram, and otoacoustic emission to identify the lesion, tinnitus examination can detect tinnitus frequency, which can help with tinnitus**, and imaging tests can be performed to rule out mass lesions. In patients with central tinnitus, tinnitus is often accompanied by cerebrovascular disease, and hearing loss may not be accompanied by cerebrovascular disease.

Tinnitus is a condition that we often encounter in our lives, and the causes of tinnitus are actually multifaceted, some people's tinnitus symptoms are mild, so it will not have much impact on people's bodies and lives, but some people's tinnitus is very serious, at this time, friends are still recommended to go to the hospital in time.

Answer: Tinnitus should go to the hospital** otolaryngology department to see and ask the doctor to show you what medicine will be fine.

I couldn't hear any other voices, only Weng Weng Weng.

Tinnitus is a relatively common clinical symptom, the cause of the onset is very many, different reasons for tinnitus ** scheme is also different, if it is because of the inflammatory reaction caused by tinnitus, such as acute otitis media, acute external auditory canal inflammation, secretory otitis media, this situation generally needs to consider antibiotics anti-infection**, the more commonly used is cephalosporins, or penicillin antibiotics.

If it is said to be caused by nervous tinnitus or sudden deafness, this situation needs to consider nutrition and drugs to improve circulation, the more commonly used is methylcobalamin, Panax notoginseng Tongshu capsules, ginkgo biloba leaves, if the time is relatively short, you can also consider adding glucocorticoids, some patients can also carry out hyperbaric oxygen and traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture physiotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine conditioning, the specific effect of individual differences, need to be regularly reviewed to observe the effect.

Tinnitus is caused by two main causes. Tinnitus is caused by inflammation, such as secretory otitis media, because there is fluid in the middle ear cavity and the sound of running water occurs. Tinnitus is more pronounced when you turn your head or move. On examination, the surface of the tympanic membrane can be seen to be congested and invaginated.

Frequent tinnitus requires an understanding of the nature and causes of tinnitus, unilateral or bilateral, persistent or intermittent, daytime or nighttime severity, whether it is accompanied by dizziness, headache, deafness, vertigo and other symptoms, whether tinnitus is consistent with heartbeat, whether it is related to muscle spasms, and whether it is accompanied by symptoms of otitis media. In short, understanding the ** of tinnitus will help the right **.

The hospital can see this through otoscopy and hearing examination. Your situation is generally neurological. If you go to the hospital, the doctor also says the same, and the common reason for it is that you often go to bed more than 11 o'clock.

Stressful. Angry and angry. Listen to songs often with headphones, or be exposed to a lot of noise.

Smoke and drink a lot.