Stop ringing in ears

Answer 1

I suffered from persistent ringing in my ears, also known as tinnitus for years, before finally finding treatments that work. I used http://cure-tinnitus-guide.blogspot.com/ While it is not a 100% cure, my condition is probably 90% improved, as is my quality of life!

Answer 2

Ringing in the ears (tinnitus) is present in over 50 million Americans.

It is associated with hearing loss in over 90% of individuals. Treatment includes avoiding aspirin, caffeine, nicotine, stress and depression. Avoidance of sodium is also helpful.

Answer 3

Ear buzzing, or tinnitus, is a common side effect of Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDS) such as aspirin, ibuprofen, acetaminophen and naproxin sodium. If you are taking more than occasional doses of any of these medications, that is most likely the cause of your tinnitus. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist about alternatives.

If you must take large amounts of NDAIDS, then you will have to live with the side effects.

There are other similar, but less common, drugs that can cause the same effects. They are normally given as analgesics for chronic pain from Arthritis, rheumatism and the like. If you are not on medication of this type, you should discuss the problem with a specialist.

Answer 4

Im also having the same problem, my ears have been ringing for 2 days straight i don't think it's the dreaded tinnitus. When i attempt to pop them i wont work (mainly becauase of the mass amount of wax)

Im having trouble as well, just hope it isn't tinnitus :(

Answer 5

try to avoid drinking caffiene or hearing loud music

Answer 6

There are over the counter medicines that will help stop ringing of the ears. The best way to stop the ringing is to visit a doctor and have him set up a treatment plan.

Answer 7

I pluge my ears them focus on something else, it works for me everytime.