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What's causing the ringing in your ears? If you can figure that out, you could be able to stop it. In many cases of tinnitus ( the clinical term for ringing, buzzing, or clicking in the ears ) finding out the ringing ears cause can help you work out what you should be doing to treat it. Here are the most typical reasons for ringing in the ears :
one ) Ear injury. Most cases of tinnitus are a result of damage to the ear after exposure to intense noises. Depending on the length of the exposure and level of noise endured, the damage can either be temporary or permanent. If the exposure is an one-time event, like going to a loud concert, then the trauma is most likely non-permanent and the ringing ears should depart after a couple of days. It's the lengthened exposure to intense noises, like someone who has worked in construction for years without the correct ear protection, that is much more likely to experience long-standing damage to their ears. When lengthened exposure to serious noises is the cause of the ear ringing, it can be very difficult to cure the tinnitus fully due to the permanent damage to the ears, but there are things that you can do.
two ) Infection. Another one of the more common causes of ringing ears is infection, whether bacterial or viral. You ( or your GP ) will know the ringing ears are a result of an infection as the ringing will be accompanied by other symptoms that signal an infection, like soreness or swelling, and the ear may feel hot to touch. In addition, if the infection has gone into your inner ear, you'll also experience woozy spellss and vertigo as well . Treatment of this ringing ears cause will rely upon what sort of infection you have ; bacterial infections are treated by antibiotics, while viral infections require rest and liquid to help your body fight off the infection with its natural defenses.
three ) Low thyroid levels or raised blood pressure. This are less common causes of ringing ears. Many people don't know that ringing ears could be a sign of something else going in on your body that's absolutely unrelated to your hearing. Both low thyroid levels or high blood pressure may cause ringing ears, so be certain to get your doctor to check for this when you are diagnosed with tinnitus. Once those conditions are corrected or brought under control, the tinnitus will generally go away ; if it does not disappear completely, it could be because you have more than one thing that's causing your ear ringing.
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