"Buzzing in my ears" isn't the correct name for my ailment. The medical name for my problem is Tinnitus. Tinnitus sufferers could hear a selection of sounds, such as the following :
* Clicking
* Hissing
* Whistling
* Roaring
* Rushing
* Waterfall-like sounds
* And more
In actual fact, some sufferers may even hear various different sounds on seperate occasions!
Buzzing in my Ears - Top Tips:
Tip one: Avoid exposure (particularly drawn out exposure) to loud music or very loud noise of any type to avert getting buzzing sounds in my ears.
Tip two: I suffer from buzzing in my ears, but if you perceive buzzing in only one ear, you have to consult your practitioner as soon as possible, as it may be an indication of a growth. Even though this is unusual, why take the chance?
Tip three: As I mentioned before, the "buzzing in my ears" is called Tinnitus by doctors. The American Tinnitus Association (ATA) recommends that you educate yourself regarding your condition via reputable resources.
Tip four: When I had a word with my medical practitioner regarding the buzzing in my ears, I ensured that I discussed with him all the pills I was on at the time. You must do the same. It is a known fact that tinnitus may be caused by certain medication (such as huge quantities of aspirin.)
Tip five: The instant my GP let me know that she could not locate a medical reason for the buzzing in my ears, I did not lose heart. I previously was aware that I wasn't alone, and you're not on your own either! There are many of tinnitus sufferers around the world (according to the American Tinnitus Association) and several of them have discovered a cure for this infuriating condition!
Tip six: The buzzing in my ears at a certain stage was making me so desperate that I would have done whatever it took for just the slightest relief! Don't be tricked by fancy adverts! Sadly there are individuals out there that target other folk's distress, and tinnitus "cures" is big business!
Tip seven: Before I rushed out and spent my hard earned cash, I ensured that I got familiar with what the key reason of the buzzing in my ears was! What may work for one kind of tinnitus, won't work for a different type! The top three causes of Tinnitus are:
* The buzzing in my ears can be due to injury caused by drawn out exposure to loud noise or music (the ears can't differentiate between the two, and both might bring about lingering noises in the ears.)
* The buzzing in my ears might be caused by stress
* Persistent Sinusitis could also bring about buzzing in my ears. The Recurring Sinusitis may be either due to allergies or disease. If this is the situation, treating the Sinusitis should deal with the ear noises also.
Just in case you're curious... in my case it is stress related!
Tip eight: Drinking alcohol is thought to make the buzzing in my ears worsen. I was counselled to be considerate to myself, but not with an alcoholic beverage! Depending on my frame of mind, these are a number of the things that aid me to relax; watching television, reading a magazine, soaking in a luxurious bubble-bath, emailing or chatting to friends who understand my condition and offer unconditional support and / or writing in my diary (clearly not all at the same time!)
Tip nine: This didn't help the buzzing in my ears, but several people find a bit of reprieve from the buzzing in their ears by using "masking CDs" (CDs of "relaxing background noise") to divert attention from the tinnitus.
Tip Ten: I have saved the best for last; this helped me get rid of the buzzing in my ears. If you want to get eliminate the buzzing in your ears (tinnitus) forever, follow the advice of an ex tinnitus sufferer.
