Why do ears ring?

Answer 1

Tinnitus, which is well documented. It is the rythmic waving of he cilia in the cochlea, which itself is caused by disease/infection/trauma. No known cure to date, despite what the quacks will tell you. Some will arrange for you to spend a fortune visitng private specialists, who undoubtedly give the quack a rake-off. A racket. I have suffered from it for 27 years following a bout of bacterial meningitis. I know about what sends some people to suicide.

A bit more:

Tinnitus is the medical term for ringing in the ears, not the cause. There are a number of things that can cause this, a few of which are certain prescription meds, aspirin, exposure to loud sounds, and high blood pressure.

If you have ringing in the ears and are on any medications, you need to discuss it with your doctor to determine if this is the cause of it. If you aren't on any meds and haven't been exposed to loud sounds, you need to see your doctor so s/he can diagnose and treat the cause of it.

Answer 2

Generally, the ringing in your ears are caused by the dying of the cells that surround your eardrums and that are found behind them. It can be caused to abnormal frequencies as well as extreme volumes.

Answer 3

if your ears ring, when you hear a loud sound, it means that your eardrums are damaged

Answer 4

It means that your eardrums are testing your hearing and its not a diesease but it usually means your sick

Answer 5

Loud noises sometimes make your ears ring. If it happens alot I would check with a doctor. Hope this answers your question