Tinnitus entails the annoying sensation of hearing sound when no external sound is present. The symptoms of tinnitus include these types of phantom ringing in ears:

• Call
• Zoom
• Roaring
• By clicking on the
• Whistle

Phantom noise can vary in tone in a roar low in a high Squeak and I heard in one or both ears. In some cases, sound can be so strong can interfere with your ability to concentrate or to hear audio. Tinnitus can be present all the time, or may come and go.

There are two types of tinnitus.

Subjective Tinnitus: tinnitus is that only you can hear. This is the most common type of tinnitus. It can be caused by problems of the ear external ear, middle or internal. It can also be caused by problems with auditory nerves (hearing aids) or a part of the brain that interprets the nerve signals that sound (auditory pathways).

Objective Tinnitus: tinnitus is that the doctor can hear when he or she makes an examination. This rare type of Tinnitus can be caused by a vascular problem, a condition or bone of the inner ear muscle contractions.

When to visit a doctor

• If you have tinnitus that bothers you, talk to your doctor.
• Make an appointment to see your doctor if:
• Develop tinnitus after an upper respiratory infection such as a cold, and your tinnitus does not improve within a week.
• Talk to your doctor as soon as possible if:
• You have tinnitus that suddenly appears or no cause apparent.
• The hearing loss or dizziness with tinnitus.

Common Causes of Tinnitus

In many people, tinnitus is caused by one of these conditions:

Age-related hearing loss: For many people, hearing deteriorates with age, usually begins around the age of 60. Hearing loss can cause tinnitus. The medical term for this type of hearing loss is presbycusis.

Exposure to loud noises: Loud noises, such as heavy machinery, chain saws and guns are common sources of noise-related hearing loss. Portable music devices such as MP3 or iPod, can also cause hearing loss related to noise where he played hard for long periods of time. Tinnitus caused by exposure in the short term, such as attending a loud concert, usually disappears; prolonged exposure to loud noise can cause permanent damage.

Obstruction of the ear wax: Wax protects your ear canal capture dirt and retarding the growth of bacteria. When Earwax accumulates too, becomes too much washing, causing the hearing loss, or irritation in the eardrum, which can lead to tinnitus.

Ear bone changes: Rigidity of the bones in the middle ear (Otosclerosis) may affect hearing and tinnitus. The condition, caused by abnormal bone growth, tend to run in families.

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