Have you ever experience buzzing noises inside your head or in your ears when you are in a quiet room without any possibility of sound whatsoever except for the sounds that you create yourself? If the answer is yes then keep reading as you may have Tinnitus problems at hand.

Tinnitus is medically explained as a condition where people would hear noises in their ears or in their heads without having any sound source whatsoever to correspond to that sound (kind of like having a telepathic static conversation). The sound experienced varies between sufferers - although the literal meaning of tinnitus itself is ringing – and sufferers could hear different sounds like electrical buzzing, high pitch whining, cricket sounds, wind blowing or wave sounds, even ticking or humming sounds and in some cases people would hear cicadas, songs or tunes and roaring sounds. The condition itself is not defined as a disease and is a very annoying condition to have especially when you are working in a field that often needs your utmost concentration in order to be finished perfectly.

Stress and tinnitus are pretty much intertwined with each other for pretty simple reasons. As I said, tinnitus is a very annoying condition that can have a very negative influence in your life especially when you are in the catastrophic stage (as the official scaling of tinnitus condition is not yet found, the experts simply define the condition from slight to catastrophic to create simple measurements to the condition a sufferer is currently having). If you are experiencing tinnitus problem and want to know on what stage you are in, you should consult to a doctor to determine the stage. You can also get a simple estimation for your self. Think of the slight stage as a short lived ringing sound (or whatever sound it is you are hearing) that lasts for a couple of seconds that you hear when you are in a very quiet room and think of catastrophic as debilitating ringing sound you would hear for hours in the same room.

Something as severely annoying as tinnitus would probably drive a person crazy at times. This is where the stress comes in. when you are unable to finish your job because of tinnitus or when you are unable to sleep because of the sound that keeps ringing inside your ears at those very precious hours of your bedtime then you will easily be subjected to stress. Constant stress is very dangerous to your health as it will give negative effects on your body. When you have high blood pressure or a heart condition, stress is especially dangerous as it can trigger these diseases giving you a stroke or a heart attack that can pretty much take your life.

As stress would worsen your condition, it would also worsen your tinnitus problems. This is why I stated that both conditions are intertwined as one is capable to induce the other and vice versa. The key to overcome this problem is to have some patience and determination. Get a healthy life style, work out regularly and stay away from loud noises that could cause ear damage and get you tinnitus.