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How do i stop ringing in my ears?
It's a serious question, but i bet all the comedians will like to comment on this, well done.
5 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I believe you have tinitis, I have this too and it can drive me crazy at times but unfortunately you just have to learn to live with it. For me it's worse when I am alone or in a quiet room, and sometimes when I go to bed at night. I wish there was something to be done about it but I don't think there is. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Hello.
Ringing in the ears has many causes other than tinnitus.I would respectfully suggest you have a specialist hearing exam to determine the cause.Once you have a proper diagnosis,you can then get the proper treatment for the condition. It really does require a proper aural examination to determine the cause.
I see your point about the comedians in here who may find it funny.I have occasional ringing in my left from 1970s disco damage.My left ear suddenly and without warning 'winks out' and I get a drop of around 60% of my 'normal' hearing followed by a 'white noise' sound and a high-pitched whistle. It lasts for around 2 minutes and I'm glad when its gone.
I sincerely wish you well and hope you will go and get a proper hearing diagnosis.
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- Black SalLv 41 decade ago
Have your ears syringed to clear any wax in there. You can put drops of olive oil in your ears to help soften the wax and it may come out without help. Also you may have blocked sinus passages. Permanent tinnitus is usually triggered by something involving pressure, like diving or an explosion. Have you experienced either of these or flown recently?
- 1 decade ago
http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Tinnitus/Pages/Sympto...
It could be tinnitus .. hope the link helps
Treatment may be quite different in each case of tinnitus. In most cases there is no cure, and treatment is designed to help people manage tinnitus on a day-to-day basis.
Some people find that taking certain medicines can trigger tinnitus. If this is the case, your GP may advise changing medication to stop the tinnitus. Sometimes tinnitus disappears of its own accord,
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
It sounds like tinutus, which is something that can go away or you have to learn to live with, there is no treatment.