What is tinnitus These are the causes of tinnitus?

When you have tinnitus, you feel like a bee is buzzing in your ears all the time. At this point, you can't hear anything else at all. There are many causes of tinnitus in patients.

If tinnitus occurs frequently, it must be prompted**. Symptoms of tinnitus occur when the ears are polluted by noise, such as the sound of firecrackers, the noise of a bustling wet market, etc. , which can cause symptoms of tinnitus.

Some people who work in noisy environments for a long time are also prone to tinnitus. Tinnitus can also occur when the ear becomes infected, causing some ear diseases. For example, when you have ear diseases such as otitis media and perforated eardrum, you will experience intermittent or persistent tinnitus.

Sometimes patients experience dizziness, and excessive fatigue can also cause tinnitus. Because of their work, sometimes patients are too stressed, do not get enough sleep, and feel exhausted. At this time, it is easy to cause tinnitus symptoms.

There are many causes of tinnitus: 1. Inflammation, including inflammation of the external auditory canal and inflammation of the middle ear mastoid process. Second, tumors, such as jugular spheroid tumors and acoustic neuromas. 3. Trauma, including some ear trauma and head trauma.

Introduction]: Tinnitus is a relatively common disease of the ear, and patients usually feel that the ears are buzzing, which has a great impact on life and body and mind. So, why does tinnitus occur? What are the causes of tinnitus?

What causes frequent tinnitus?

1. A grandson let some drugs **

If you have tinnitus, you must tell your doctor when you have other diseases, because some medications can make your tinnitus symptoms worse.

2. Some of its own diseases

Both otogenic and non-otogenic diseases can cause tinnitus, such as insufficient blood supply to the inner ear, viral infection of the ear, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, diabetes, etc. One of the important symptoms of some other systemic diseases is tinnitus, such as nasopharyngeal cancer, autonomic disorders, cerebral blood supply deficiency, pre-stroke, hypertension, hypotension, anemia, diabetes, malnutrition, etc.

3. Long-term noise **

Living and working in a noisy environment for long periods of time can lead to tinnitus or hearing loss. The strongest sound that the human ear can withstand is usually 90 decibels, and if you exceed this limit, even if you can't feel it, the fragile and sensitive inner ear has been damaged. Irregular, strong noise is more damaging to hearing.

If you want to work in a high-intensity noise environment, you must pay attention to noise protection, and do not wear headphones to listen to music for a long time.

4. Bad living habits

Alcohol, caffeine, etc. will aggravate the symptoms of tinnitus, the impact of smoking is more serious, long-term smoking will lead to a decrease in blood oxygen, and the inner ear hair cells are extremely sensitive to oxygen, lack of oxygen will cause damage to the hair cells, so smoking will also aggravate tinnitus.

5. Often nervous

Tinnitus may occur when you are in a state of high mental stress or physical fatigue for a long time, and it may also lead to worsening of tinnitus symptoms. Tinnitus is very common in people who are emotionally unstable. In people with a tendency to anxiety and depression, tinnitus symptoms are often severe.

Emotional instability can lead to tinnitus, which in turn can worsen emotional instability with persistent tinnitus.

6. Endocrine disorders

Menopausal women often complain of tinnitus, but hearing tests are normal. In addition to tinnitus, they also experience unexplained symptoms, such as tinnitus when touching their ears or tapping their scalp with their hands. At present, it is believed that endocrine disorders, decreased estrogen, and autonomic dysfunction in menopausal women are the main causes of tinnitus.

Occasionally, tinnitus may be caused by otitis media or deafness.

1.Otitis media: It mainly refers to the inflammation of the middle ear, and the patient is likely to be accompanied by ear discomfort, hearing loss, tinnitus, etc., and it is recommended to actively cooperate with the doctor after discovery, so as not to affect their own health and safety.

For example, under the guidance of a doctor, cefuroxime ester tablets, acyclovir dispersible tablets, prednisolone tablets and other drugs are used to relieve symptoms.

2.Deafness: It mainly refers to the lesion of any structure that constitutes normal hearing in the auditory transmission pathway.

Patients are likely to have tinnitus, hearing loss, etc. After diagnosis, under the guidance of a doctor, drugs such as flunarizine, methylcobalamin, and methylprednisolone can be used to relieve symptoms, and regular follow-up visits to the hospital are required to observe the condition of the ear.