Tinnitus from noise

What is tinnitus from exposure to noise?

Tinnitus is a condition experienced as forms of noise in the ears; ringing, humming, buzzing. The word ‘tinnitus’ is generally defined as tinkling like a bell. For some sufferers of course, the tinkling sound which we think of as quite gentle, can sound more like the banging of a bass drum; overly loud and debilitating, stressful and often constant in severe cases of tinnitus from noise.

What causes tinnitus from noise?

In this day and age, we subject ourselves to the dangers of tinnitus from noise without realising the long term effects; youngsters with boom boxes in their cars for example may never have heard of the word tinnitus, but they are placing themselves at risk; the walkman radio that is constantly played loudly directly into the ears can come back and haunt us; industrial workers not wearing ear protectors; the landscape gardener with the noisy lawn mower is almost replicating the noise tinnitus gives.

Scientists believe that tinnitus from noise is the most common cause of the condition

• sensory cells within the structure of the inner ear,
• if repeatedly exposed and over stimulated by noise,
• begin to disintegrate, thus resulting in ear damage.

Ear damage can become permanent if not enough recovery time is given and the unsavoury noise tinnitus produces can be unbearable.

Tinnitus from noise - is most common cause of tinnitus

Tinnitus from noise interferes with a sufferer’s normal daily activity; people with severe cases of noise tinnitus will experience lack of sleep, lack of concentration at work, some even contemplate suicide which is extremely disturbing. Tinnitus is not a disease in itself but a symptom associated with constant exposure to loud noise; the noise tinnitus gives the sufferer can be unbearable causing great levels of stress and anguish.

Prevent tinnitus from noise if possible

To eliminate the risk of tinnitus from noise is to recognise the risk and remove it as early as possible; request that you do not sit next to the photocopier all day; wear ear defenders if appropriate; take the music down a few decibels; take the dog to training school if it barks all day; educate your children before they place themselves at risk of tinnitus from noise. Be safe in your environment.

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The ringing is now relatively faint, so that I am much less bothered by it and can hardly hear the noise.

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