About tinnit

The doctor usually diagnoses the condition of the tinnitus based on the symptoms alone, but to treat these symptoms, he will try to determine whether the cause of the tinnitus is due to another latent condition. Sometimes the cause is not determined. To determine the cause of the tinnitus you complain about, the doctor will probably ask you about your sick history and examine your ears, head and neck. General tests include the following: Hearing investigation: During this test, you will sit in an insulated room and place earphones that convey specific sounds in each consent separately. You will be asked to make a signal when you hear the sound, then your results are compared to the natural results for your age. It can help exclude or identify the potential causes of tinnitus. Movement: The doctor may ask you to move your eyes, apply your jaw or move your neck, arms and legs. If the tinnitus changes or aggravates its severity, it can help determine the underlying disorder that requires treatment. Photography Tests: Depending on the suspected cause of tinnin, you should possibly perform photography tests such as computerized tomography or magnetic resonance imaging. Laboratory tests: The doctor may withdraw a blood sample to examine it and ensure that there are no anemia, thyroid problems, heart disease or a lack of vitamins. Make sure you describe the doctor to the type of noise you hear as a result of the tinnitus of the ear with the smallest possible description, as the sounds you hear can help the doctor to determine the potentially inherent cause. Calcraroen Voice: This type of sound indicates that the potential cause of tinnitus is muscle cramps inside and around your ear. The sound of palpitations, crushing or anxiety: These sounds usually result from causes associated with blood vessels, such as high blood pressure, and you can see it when making physical effort or changing conditions, for example, if you lie or stand. Low -layer resonance: This type of sound may indicate a blockage in the ear canal, “menier” disease or stiffness of the inner ear (Otter). High -layer resonance: This is the most common sound associated with tinnitus. The possible causes in this case include exposure to high noise, hearing loss or taking certain medications, and the hearing nerve crop can cause a continuous high -layer resonance in one ear. Treatment depends on the treatment of tinnitus on its cause and whether it is caused by an inherent state of health. If the tinnitus is caused by an inherent cause, the doctor may relieve symptoms by treating this cause. Examples are the following: Removing Earwax: Removing the blockage caused by ears can help reduce the symptoms of tinnitus. The treatment of any blood vessel problem: In -vascular problems should take medication, perform surgery or follow another treatment to get rid of it. Hearing aid: If the tinnitus is caused by noise or hearing loss associated with age, audience aids can help relieve symptoms. Changing the medication you take: If one of the medications you take is the cause of the tinnitus, your doctor may recommend to stop taking this medicine or reducing or changing the amount you take from it and using another alternative medicine. Possible future treatment researchers are studying the possibility of relieving the symptoms of tinnitus using magnetic or electrical stimulation of the brain. Examples are magnetic stimulation about the skull and deep stimulation of the brain. Also read: