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/?100710" Buzzing In Ears Medical Buzzing ears, more correctly referred to as tinnitus, is one of the most common medical complaints in the world. This problem is more likely to develop with age, and can seriously detract from your quality of life. In this article you are going to learn what causes buzzing ears, as well as whether there is anything you can do to treat this frustrating problem. The root cause of buzzing ears is exposure to loud noise during various stages of your life. Basically, this noise causes slight damage to your ears, and over time this builds up causing hearing problems, as well as strange ringing, humming and buzzing noises in your ears. The types of noise exposure that cause this are generally from things such as loud music (especially rock concerts or loud instruments) as well as sounds in the workplace. However, buzzing ears can also be caused by a more constant, repeated exposure to quieter sounds. One of the best examples of this is the increasing use of portable music devices such as mp3 players- these effectively "blast" music right into your ear drums, especially if you have the "bud" variety headphones. The increasing use of portable music devices is one of the leading factors behind buzzing ears becoming more and more common in society these days. /?100710" Buzzing In Ears Medical Other sources of noise which may have caused your buzzing ears can often be found in daily life. For example, a lot of people who develop the condition used to (or still) work in factories or places where there was a lot of loud noise, and often minimal hearing protection. What you need to do is look back on your life and think hard about where and when you were exposed to a lot of noise, and if you still are, try as hard as possible to eliminate it if you want to get rid of buzzing ears. /?100710" Buzzing In Ears Medical
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