Do healthy people also get vertigo and tinnitus?

Normal people do not have symptoms of tinnitus. In a small number of cases, people may have transient or transient tinnitus symptoms due to fatigue, insufficient blood supply to the brain and other factors, and can quickly recover on their own without persistent tinnitus symptoms. Patients need to pay attention to the protection of their ears in their daily work and life, avoid long-term exposure to noise, avoid excessive use of headphones, do not stay up late due to repeated fatigue, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Vertigo and tinnitus are relatively common in our daily life, and most of them are related to diseases of the inner ear. The most common is Meniere's disease, which causes hearing loss, accompanied by ear stuffiness, ear swelling, tinnitus, and vertigo. Meniere's disease is currently related to fluid accumulation in the inner ear, which is caused by circulatory disorders in the inner ear and excessive endolymphatic lymph in the inner ear, forming a compression of some structures in the inner ear, resulting in such a situation.

Therefore, for Meniere's disease, we generally use drugs to nurture the nerve and dilate blood vessels. The other is Meniere's disease, which can be dehydrated with oral administration of glycerin, which can reduce the pressure on the endolymph, thereby relieving the pressure on the inner ear tissue, thereby reducing these symptoms. Of course, in addition to the drugs that nurture the nerve and dilate the blood vessels, if the attack is severe, when the vertigo is more severe, we can use anti-vertigo drugs to give the patient oral, which can relieve the symptoms of the patient's vertigo, then the patient can also be cared for to rest more.

Vertigo, tinnitus is one of the symptoms that everyone experiences in their daily lives. For example, the moment you suddenly stand up, it is pitch black in front of you; When riding an airplane or elevator, ringing in the ears and leaving the station, etc. However, in the end, these are temporary, and there is no need to worry about them when they return to normal.

However, in recent years, the number of people suffering from chronic vertigo and tinnitus has gradually increased. Of course, not all chronic vertigo and tinnitus are pathologies, and many of them are some kind of distress signal from the body.

Ordinary people generally do not have tinnitus, if the patient often stays up late, is anxious to get on the fire or often goes to a particularly noisy environment, it is easy to form tinnitus, sometimes the tinnitus will last for a long time after being hit by a loud sound, and if the patient has a cold, there is inflammation in the middle ear cavity, which will also cause tinnitus.

If there is tinnitus in life, you need to go to the hospital for an active examination**, symptomatic**. If there is inflammation in the ear, you can stop levofloxacin ear drops to reduce inflammation, and at the same time oral roxithromycin capsules for anti-inflammatory, and you need to clarify the allergy history before taking the drug. If it is caused by neurological factors, patients can consider oral methylcobalamin dispersible tablets, together with acupuncture**, after active symptomatic treatment, the patient's tinnitus will definitely improve.

Normal people do not have the symptoms of tinnitus, and in a small number of cases, people may have temporary or transient tinnitus symptoms due to fatigue and insufficient blood supply to the brain, and can quickly recover on their own without persistent tinnitus symptoms.

Patients need to pay attention to the protection of the ears in daily work and life, avoid long-term exposure to noise, avoid excessive use of headphones, do not get tired repeatedly, stay up late and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Tinnitus does not cause vertigo, tinnitus and vertigo are two different symptoms. For example, Meniere's disease can cause vertigo, fluctuating deafness and tinnitus, so vertigo and tinnitus may be a symptom of concurrent occurrence. There are many causes of tinnitus, 50%-60% of which are otogenic tinnitus, but there are also other factors, such as mental or general conditions.

Vertigo is vertigo after vestibular function problems, and patients with sudden deafness will have hearing loss, vertigo, and tinnitus, which are two symptoms of a certain disease, so tinnitus and vertigo have no causal relationship.

Tinnitus can occur in a variety of diseases. Ear problems can be caused by tinnitus, which can be caused by just a small piece of fixed eardrum that is in contact with the eardrum, but it can also be caused by a tumor located in the auditory nerve. Such as otosclerosis, noise, etc.

It can cause tinnitus of varying severity. There are many causes of dizziness, cervical spondylosis, poor rest, nervousness, and dizziness. Brain diseases, cardiovascular diseases, patients will also have tinnitus, hearing loss, dizziness, etc., and need to be hospitalized with infusions, etc., in order to improve the patient's symptoms.

When patients have cerebral insufficiency, hypertension, anemia and other related diseases, they may also be accompanied by tinnitus, dizziness and other related symptoms.

There are many reasons. In general, if accompanied by hearing loss, it is more likely to be caused by ear factors, such as Meniere's syndrome, sudden deafness, otitis media, etc. It is best to go to the otolaryngology department of the hospital to find out**.

Tinnitus and dizziness can also occur in some systemic diseases, such as cervical spondylosis, cerebral insufficiency, hypertension, diabetes, severe anemia, etc.; In addition, if you stay up late and are overworked, dizziness and tinnitus will also occur.

Tinnitus generally does not cause vertigo, patients may have vertigo symptoms caused by vertigo, patients with this symptom should eat more light food, less high-fat, high salt, sweet or very greasy food, it is recommended that patients should go to a regular hospital**.

Tinnitus vertigo is caused by many reasons, such as not sleeping well, insomnia, and cranial nerve diseases, which can cause tinnitus and vertigo, so you must go to the hospital for a check-up to determine what causes it? Only by prescribing the right medicine can tinnitus and vertigo be cured.

It's possible, like Menie's syndrome. It is important to determine what causes tinnitus and vertigo. Then symptomatic**.

There are many causes of tinnitus and dizziness, such as tinnitus and dizziness when you catch a cold. There are also cerebral vascular diseases or insufficient blood supply to the brain caused by other **, which can also cause tinnitus and dizziness, such as cervical spondylosis, heart system diseases, or cerebrovascular diseases. There are also diseases of the inner ear, such as Meniere's disease, otolithiasis, vestibular nerve disease, etc., which may cause symptoms of tinnitus and dizziness.

In addition, traumatic factors may also cause this symptom. In addition, local inflammation, such as otitis externa and otitis media, can also be triggered. Therefore, for dizziness and tinnitus, you must go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination, and make sure that ** will be carried out accordingly in the future**.

It does not directly cause vertigo, but tinnitus and vertigo can occur at the same time. This is the need for drugs**, oral methylcobalamin tablets, betahistine mesylate tablets, ginkgo biloba extract tablets and other traditional Chinese patent medicines with nerve nourishment and vasodilator effects, and can also do local physical ** and acupoint injection.

Most of the symptoms of tinnitus and vertigo are caused by diseases of the ear itself, such as perforation of the eardrum caused by inflammatory causes, middle ear cholesteatoma, acute and chronic purulent otitis media, vestibular neuronitis, labyrinthitis, which can lead to inflammatory tinnitus and vertigo, and even accompanied by hearing loss and other accompanying symptoms.

Tinnitus can cause dizziness. Tinnitus and dizziness are just a symptom, and the two are juxtaposed, so tinnitus does not cause dizziness, but both may exist at the same time.

Tinnitus and dizziness can be caused by other conditions, such as Meniere's disease, which can cause fluid accumulation in the membranous labyrinth, which can lead to increased sensitivity of the vestibular nerve in the ear, resulting in dizziness, tinnitus, hearing loss, and a feeling of fullness in the ear. If the patient is middle-aged and elderly, long-term hypertension, high blood sugar, and high blood lipids will also cause tinnitus and dizziness. This condition may also be related to some cerebrovascular diseases, such as cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, etc., brain cells will appear ischemia and necrosis, resulting in neurological deficits, which will cause tinnitus and dizziness.

In the case of tinnitus and dizziness, it is recommended that the patient should seek medical attention in time, and brain CT and MRI examinations are required to find out the specific **, and then target**.

Tinnitus does not cause dizziness, but tinnitus can indicate some ear disorders, which can occur when these disorders involve the vestibular system at the same time, the most common ones are Meniere's disease, endolymphatic hydrops, and patients who involve both the cochlea and vestibular can experience tinnitus and ear tightness, hearing loss, and dizziness. However, some tinnitus does not cause dizziness simply because cerumen embolization of the external auditory canal does not involve the vestibular system, otitis media, or cochlear hair cell function decline. Therefore, there is no absolute correlation between tinnitus and dizziness.

Can tinnitus cause dizziness? I don't think so. I am a tinnitus patient.

I'm in my 60s. It's been tinnitus for eight years. No feeling, symptoms of dizziness.

However, if the tinnitus is ringing, see a doctor immediately. Tinnitus is a very difficult disease to treat. I never got cured.

I think the older I get. It has to lead to deafness. I'm a little deaf now.

Patients with tinnitus are advised to see a doctor immediately. Otherwise, the consequences will be serious.

1. Long-term tinnitus will definitely cause dizziness, because the cause of dizziness is very complicated, it may be caused by other diseases, such as high blood pressure, cervical spondylosis, and lack of sleep may cause dizziness. Long-term tinnitus will affect the quality of sleep, lead to hearing loss, and if you don't sleep well, it will definitely cause dizziness, so be sure to be timely**! Oral drugs pass through the circulation of the whole body, and it is difficult to form a high concentration of liquid medicine and reach the microcirculation of the ear.

Moreover, long-term use of oral drugs is also easy to form liver damage, so it is generally not recommended! There are more than 30 precious Chinese medicines in the external pure Chinese medicine preparation tinnitus, which can directly reach the ear microcirculation through the penetration and absorption of the ear wall, and the efficacy is 10 times that of oral medicine, which directly targets the lesions, improves the blood oxygen content of the inner ear, nourishes the ear nerve, accelerates the ear microcirculation, and the first thing to improve is the patient's sleep situation, so as to eliminate tinnitus and improve hearing!

Tinnitus can be caused by many reasons, but tinnitus will not directly cause dizziness, if the manifestations of tinnitus and dizziness exist at the same time, this is also a common manifestation of some otolaryngological diseases, such as neurological tinnitus, vertigo syndrome, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, etc., to go to the otolaryngology clinic in time for hearing test, acoustic impedance and MRI examination, and then further ** after the diagnosis. Tinnitus and dizziness should also be considered to be caused by medical conditions, such as those with high blood pressure.