Ear tinnitus...
This treatment has relieved the tinnitus ear ringing from continued exposure extremely loud noises, head surgery or a severe blow to your head.
Virginia's tintinnitis question:
The ear tinnitus started 15 to 20 years ago. Doctor, when asked, said something to the effect that people just get tintinnitis! No nerve damage detected. Worked in a loud environment 50 years ago, but did not bother my hearing at the time.
I have removed wax from my own ears, but none of the causes you list seem to apply. I hear hissing for the most part, occasionally a high pitched tone and occasionally a crackling sound.
Our Response to Carol's remarks:
Hello Virginia,
The tinnitus ear noises you are describing are normally experienced by people who have suffered from cochlea damage. Tinnitus of this type (cochlea damage) is typical when you have been exposed to noise. It also often is a natural part of the ageing process and can also occur or be triggered by traumatic life events or stress.
You have worked in a noisy environment and also had ear wax removals, which is another cause of cochlear damage if not done correctly.
I bet you didn't realize that there are millions of minuscule nerve endings deep inside the ear that get influenced by the pressure of waves of sound resulting from noise.
As a sound is recognized by your ears and the minute hairs undulate, electric signals go streaking through the nerve that your brain picks up and tells you you've just heard a sound.
When stimulation results in moving of your wee nerve cells, which reminds one to a wheat field on a farm rustling in concert with a breeze.
All of those tiny hair cells and these micro nerves break very easily when you expose yourself to loud noise. The auditory nerve damage is all the more worse if you have played in a orchestra or a rock band for a long time.
The hair cells and nerves are damaged and bent from a bad blow on to the head. The auditory hairs can get bent or even chipped and then randomly send electric impulses straight to the brain which is interpreted as a sound, though there is none.
Noise related cochlear damage tinnitis leading to hearing loss and tinnitus can also be caused from ear wax treatments gone wrong, hopi ear candling, swimming pool accidents, sports injuries, head surgery and can also be caused by ear infections.When an external noise is experienced the many thousands of little hairs in the inner ear are stimulated.
When a noise is heard by the ears and these small hairs start moving, impulses are sent through the nerve which your brain interprets as sound.
The agitation of the hairs in the cochlea can be likened to a field of grass rippling in tune with the breeze.
The hairs in the inner ear are easily broken from the pressures generated by sudden bursts of sounds. Obviously those that are unfortunate enough to work in a very loud environment or frequent very loud places over a period of time will experience further damage.Any type of surgery to the head can also cause noise induced tinnitus.
Damage to hearing is incurable nevertheless the tinnitus remedies have been very successful at dramatically and permanentlyreducing the tinnitus levels from a damaged cohlea.Loss of hearing is irreparable although our tinnitus remedies have been very successful at dramatically lowering the levels of ear tinnitus from cochlea damage.
John Currie
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