A blow to the head and loud noises cause tinnitus...
Client Asked:
Noise is the cause of my tinnitus?
Our Response:
Hello Darrell,
You have indicated that you have had tinnitus for longer than 5 years, which indicates to me that you have suffered cochlea damage as a result of being near or exposed to loud noise.
This is indeed a major problem in our modern, noisy society. Please read the information provided below which will explain how we can help you get relief from tinnitusA little known fact is that there are literally millions of small hairs in the inner ear that are moved by the great pressures of sound waves as a result of external noise.
As and when an external sound is picked up the minute hairs move and send signals via the auditory nerve which is interpreted as a sound by your brain.
Agition then cause a movement of all those minute hair nerve cell, very similar to a field of wheat on a farm shifting in concert with the wind.
The hairs in the cochlea are easily broken from the huge pressures generated by sudden bursts of sounds. The inner ear damage is made worse if you are a habitual concert goer or worked in a noisy factory for a long time.
Noise related cochlear damage tinnitus which can cause a ringing in the ears often is by ear wax removals, ear candling, swimming incidents, hurting yourself playing sports, head or dental surgery.
Damage to hearing is most certainly incurable however the ringing in the ears remedies have been very successful at dramatically and permanentlyreducing the tinnitus levels from a damaged cohlea.
Learn more about >> Causes of tinnitus << here
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