What is the sound of tinnitus? What is tinnitus?

The common sounds are electric current, humming, and running water, and there are individual differences in the specific tinnitus sounds. The duration of tinnitus also varies, with some patients having persistent perennial tinnitus and some patients having paroxysmal tinnitus. There are individual differences in the specific causes and severity of tinnitus.

Therefore, it is recommended to go to the otolaryngology department after the onset of the disease, and the MRI of the head, audiological examination, and otoendoscopy can help to determine the condition. The more common is neurogenic tinnitus.

It may also be caused by inflammatory reactions, and some patients are caused by new organisms in the external auditory canal, so after the relevant conditions are clarified, follow-up can be carried out**, and the condition of most patients can be controlled and relieved.

Tinnitus can have a variety of sounds, some are high-pitched, tinnitus like the chirping of cicadas in summer, some are low-pitched, humming like refrigerators, and there are a variety of specific sound manifestations. If there is no objective original existence after examination, it is a manifestation of subjective tinnitus. High-pitched tinnitus usually represents hearing loss with high frequency, and low-pitched tinnitus may have otitis media and conductive hearing loss factors, so the sound of tinnitus has a certain significance for judging the ** of tinnitus.

Through the identification of tinnitus sounds, the cause of tinnitus can be roughly judged.

The sound of tinnitus is different, some people are cicada chirping, and some people are similar to the sound of an alarm clock or there is a buzzing sound. Occasional tinnitus can recover automatically in a short period of time, which is caused by staying up late and does not need to be treated. If tinnitus persists, accompanied by dizziness and hearing loss, it is necessary to seek medical examination in time, do hearing test, electrical audiometry, acoustic impedance and inner ear MRI examination, and make a clear diagnosis.

Tinnitus can generally be divided into the following types:

1. Subjective tinnitus: mainly because there is no sound from the outside world, but the sound can be heard in the ear or brain, which usually belongs to neurological tinnitus, and the sounds heard are varied, such as being able to hear continuous cicada chirping, or hissing sounds, machine sounds, and wind sounds, etc., mainly due to subjective factors, mostly occurring in neurological tinnitus, subjectivity is more common, and such patients are gradually increasing, mainly related to mental, emotional, and work pressure;

2. Objective tinnitus: For example, when the temporomandibular joint is disordered, the sound of the joint can usually be heard due to chewing teeth, and the sound can also be heard when the eustachian and eustachian tubes are abnormally open, and sometimes some patients may also hear the sound of blood fluctuations and the sound of muscles.

Tinnitus is mainly manifested as the patient's consciousness of one or both sides of the ear or inside and outside the skull there are sounds, such as cicada chirping, blowing wind, running water, electric current, rustling, sizzling, buzzing, chirping, etc., this sound can appear one or several kinds, can be continuous or intermittent, the part of the sound can even appear around the body, patients often because of hearing this sound and cause irritability, anxiety, depression, insomnia, lack of concentration and other symptoms, affecting study and work.

Tinnitus is a relatively common clinical symptom, not an independent disease, the main manifestation is in the absence of any external sound**, the ear heard a kind of abnormal sound, the sound may be like the sound of cicadas, may also be like the sound of electricity, or the sound of running water. The specific frequency and duration vary from high to low, with some patients having persistent tinnitus and some patients having paroxysmal tinnitus.

The sound of tinnitus is different, some are cicada chirping, some are similar to alarm clock sounds, or there is a buzzing sound, and there is also the sound of running water. Others say it's like the rumbling of a train, others the cries of crickets, and all kinds of tearing sounds. The specific tinnitus sound varies from person to person.

If there are some buzzing, hissing, electric current, cicada chirping in the presence of a stationary condition, this indicates the phenomenon of tinnitus.

I think there are many sounds of tinnitus, such as tinnitus buzzing, running water, cicada chirping, blowing wind, etc., and it should be neurological tinnitus. There are many reasons, kidney deficiency, neurasthenia, poor sleep, stress, and too much tension can cause such things to happen. Therefore, it is recommended to relax your mood and take a little medication appropriately, so that it will be controlled and improve the quality of sleep.

Tinnitus buzzing. It is estimated to be neurogenic tinnitus. There are many causes, kidney deficiency, neurasthenia, poor sleep, stress, and excessive tension can all be caused. It is recommended to relax your mind and get a good night's sleep.

Amin, what's the sound? The sound of tinnitus is like the sound of screaming, buzzing, like the sound of a car, and all kinds of sounds.

The roar of the train is known. Drumbeat. Wait a minute. There are many kinds.

It can't be generalized, for example, some people's tinnitus is in the high-frequency area, like a cicada, and some are in the low-frequency area, buzzing.

What is the sound of tinnitus? There is no sound from tinnitus. Because he can't hear what others say, it is called tinnitus. So tinnitus. No sound.

There should be a lot of them, mine is kind of like a tail note of high-frequency vibration after a steel plate is struck.

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.