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Dizziness hearing loss tinnitus
I have suffered from tinnitus caused (I think) by sinus, allergies or nasal problems and exposure to loud noises. Hi Sandeep, I thank you for your enquiry regarding your tinnitus condition and feel certain that I will be able to help you. Cochlear damage tinnitus A little known fact is that there are literally millions of minute hairs deep inside the ear that get influenced from the sometimes extreme pressures of waves of sound resulting from noise. As a noise is recognized by the ears and those little hairs undulate, impulses are discharged through the auditory nerve that your brain picks up and tells you you've just heard a sound. The stimulation brings about movement of all those wee hair cells, which is similar to a wheat field moving in time with the wind. All of those microscopic cells and the diminutive auditory nerve cells are very easily damaged when you are exposed to loud noise over a period of time. This damage is automatically intensified if you have played in a orchestra or a rock band for extended periods. Those sensitive inner ear organs like the auditory nerve cells and hairs are damaged as a result of a blow to the head. All those auditory hairs often get bent out of shape or even chipped and then send random impulses straight to the brain which is interpreted as a sound, even though there might be an absence of sound. Hearing loss from cochlea damage which can cause to whistling noises in the ears can also be caused by ear-wax treatments gone wrong, hopi ear candling, scuba diving, sports injuries, dental work and can also be caused by middle ear infections. Loss of hearing is irreversible although the t-gone tinnitus remedies have been very successful at dramatically and permanently lowering the ear ringing levels from cochlea damage. Sinus Tinnitus The Sinusitis Ringing ears treatment remedy from T-Gone Remedies works by thinning down the mucous in the inner ear therby permitting it to easily drain out through the Eustachian tubes. Many sinus sufferers will experience tinnitus. The tinnitus is caused in the main as a result of the mucous in the inner ear becoming viscous. The middle ear has mucous membranes surrounding it. The membrane produces a thick mucous that cleans the ear In an ideal world this mucous then drains away through the very narrow eustachian tubes Often however this mucous will accumulate in the middle ear as a result of the mucous becoming too thick and viscous. This is when we get a buildup of pressure in the middle ear leading to infections and tinnitus. Sinusitis, Ringing noises in the ears and Antibiotics & Antihistamines Tinitus of this nature is normally suffered by those who have had sinusitis for a long time. Sinus tinnitus is a result of an adverse reaction to a prescription drug such as anti-biotics or anti-histamines. Sinus Tinitis normally starts after prolonged spells of taking antibiotics and/or anti-histamines to control sinusitus infection and allergy conditions. Often we have found that it is the anti-biotics & anti-histamines that result in the mucous getting too thick to easily drain out through the very narrow eustachian tubes. This condition happens fairly often good results are obtained with two different types of remedies taken in conjunction with each other. Hope this sorts out the tinnitus problem! Regards and best wishes! Ellen Currie
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