This condition can occur only temporarily, or in some people become a chronic condition that can lead to decreased quality of life significantly.
By definition, tinnitus is an auditory perception that is not derived from an external sound source.
Some people who've been there describe the ringing sound like buzzing, whistling, clicking sounds, or the more common is the high-pitched whirring in the ear or head that occurs continuously.
This condition can affect only one ear or both ears can also, and can occur suddenly (for example, due to trauma or head injury or brain) or, but can also occur in stages as part of the process of senility.
Causes of tinnitus is still not known with certainty, but there are many factors that can influence a person to experience it.
Some factors that could cause tinnitus include drugs such as aspirin in large doses, certain anti-hypertensive drugs, as well as continuous exposure either by loud noises or blow or pressure in the ear.
Tinnitus is a symptom associated with a variety of disorders, therefore, to manage this condition involves several treatment options, including counseling.
Here are some strategies for dealing with and treating tinnitus:
1. Hearing tests
Perform hearing tests that can be identified and evaluated as to what factors might be the cause of tinnitus.
A hearing aid may serve to dampen the noise that comes from tinnitus that can help a person to no longer focused on the voices.
2. antibiotics
Antibiotics used in the treatment of tinnitus and usually as the first level of the drug in the attack. Data showed that ear infections are one of the causes of tinnitus are quite a lot.
3. Tinnitus Retraining Program
Could also try Tinnitus Retraining Program, a program that uses sound therapy and counseling directly to relieve tinnitus and create habituation and acceptance.
4. tinnitus Masker
mask tinnitus is another treatment option where a person will be given a hearing aid that produces selective noise band whose sound is considered to be more fun than the tinnitus.
5. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Cognitive behavioral therapy is a therapy used to divert attention to positive and negative thoughts.
A team of licensed professionals and will cooperate in managing stress and anxiety experienced by a person due to tinnitus.
