Tinnitus

Low hemoglobin levels may contribute to tinnitus, as reduced oxygen delivery to the inner ear can affect its function. However, tinnitus can have various underlying causes, including hearing loss, ear infections, and exposure to loud noises. Therefore, while low hemoglobin can be a factor, it is not a direct cause of tinnitus for everyone. Consulting a healthcare professional is essential for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.

Tinnitus treatment- for maximum tinnitus relief, it always recommended to combine sound therapy with a structured Tinnitus treatment program like Widex Zen Therapy. This consists of four elements. The first is counselling. This is where your hearing care provider provides you tinnitus education and possibly implements cognitive and behavioural intervention. The second element is Amplification in order to ensure that your hearing loss is addressed properly, to reduce the contrast between your auditory environment and the Tinnitus.

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Objective tinnitus is typically caused by tumors, turbulent blood flow through malformed vessels, or by rhythmic muscular spasms.

No, but you can try taking 80-120 mg. of ginko, it has shown that when taken regularly for 2-4 months it can relieve tinnitus, a B-complex vitamin is sometimes also helpful in relieving the condition. Unfortunately there is no cure for it at the present time. Check with your doctor for other ways to alliviate the symptoms.

Tinnitus is not caused by earwax blocking the ear canal. However if you have a low level of tinnitus, earwax blocking the ear canal may mute the ambient noise level enough that the tinnitus becomes more noticeable.

I've had this too just no numbing hands. They say it means someone is talking about you. It doesnt say whether it's in a good or bad way hope this helped!!

If you mean disability, I doubt it. The Feds would make you jump through about 64 different hoops first, and suggest a long list of professions and jobs where the tinnitus would make no difference that you could try. Even with several doctors affidavits that it was totally untreatable in your case (very doubtful), they still might turn it down. Best to devote your effort into one of the approved treatments for tinnitus, such as electronic masker (William Shatner uses one of these, he says) or certain drug therapies,which help many sufferers. Sometimes, the ailment is untreatable by any means, though, and if it directly affects your livelihood, you might have a case for disability, yeah.

Yes, too loud noise damage heiring cells... therefore T becomes stronger.

or lost of hearing makes you prone to tinnitus, specialty on high frequency

If it is really bad, yes it could. But for most cases, not it can't even come close to doing that.

Do not as for whom the bell tolls for,

It tolls for thee

About half the patients who had ringing in the ears (tinnitus ) before surgery will have significant relief within six weeks after the procedure.

Tinnitus, referring to ringing sounds or mild clicking noises in the ears, has some causes that can be prevented, such as avoiding loud music (don't sit too close to the speakers at a concert, for example) and not having your music cranked up too high when you listen with headphones or ear-buds. But other causes are still poorly understood. Some medications seem to cause a temporary ringing in the ears (there are people who have an allergic reaction to aspirin, for example), and some illnesses (most notably ear infections) have tinnitus as one of the symptoms. Also, some people get tinnitus when they are in their 50s or 60s, without any particular reason and no known explanation.

At this point, we do not know all of the reasons why certain people get it, and while it is annoying, it is not fatal. There are some medical trials for drugs to treat it, but for now, we are still studying the disease and trying to figure out all of its causes, so that it can eventually be treated more effectively.

Subjective tinnitus, especially that associated with age-related hearing loss, can be treated with hearing aids , noise generators or other masking devices, biofeedback , antidepressant medications, or lifestyle modifications.

he "estimates that about 25% of the people he sees with severe tinnitus are zinc-deficient." He adds that they sometimes have other symptoms of zinc deficiency.

Steenerson, Ronald L., and Gaye W. Cronin. "Treatment of Tinnitus with Electrical Stimulation." Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery 121 (November 1999): 511-513.

yes bell rung under water can be heared

In Catholic churches, bells are rung before Mass and during the Angelus. Before they would ring the bells to tell the time, but no one does that anymore.

Yes. Tinnitus can often be associated with vertigo. There are several conditions including Meniere's syndrome, acoustic neuroma, middle ear dysfunction and others, which can result in both conditions.

They certainly can for me. It is an indicator to reduce your dose.