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Do You REALLY Know What Causes Tinnitus?
For too long it has been believed
that tinnitus is caused by ear damaged
and was largely considered irreversible; today tinnitus
is accepted as treatable when dealt with as part of a
deeper problem residing in the general health of a
person. The causes of tinnitus are numerous and more
often than not are a result of a problem residing
outside the ear itself. Therefore causes of
tinnitus
should be viewed panning the entire body after
eliminating some of the more obvious reasons such as a
perforated ear drum.
Circumstances Causing Tinnitus
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The most common cause for
Tinnitus is damage to nerves in the inner ear
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Sometimes
Tinnitus can occur because of a simple ear infection
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Fluids
or excess wax deposits in the ear is also known to
create symptoms of
Tinnitus
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Infection
of the middle ear or even in the ear drum itself can
lead to Tinnitus
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Sometimes
advancing age related issues can cause
Tinnitus
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Constant
exposure to loud noise of any kind can also lead to
Tinnitus
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Many
times, reaction to a prescribed medication can also
cause Tinnitus
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Overuse
of certain products like aspirin is also believed to
cause Tinnitus
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Abnormal
growths such as a tumor in the brain can cause
Tinnitus
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Tinnitus
could be associated with hearing loss or
Vertigo
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Factors
like substance abuse or excess caffeine can induce
Tinnitus
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Severe
injuries in the head or neck regions can cause
Tinnitus
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Lifestyle related disease like
severe hypertension
or blocked
blood vessels also cause
Tinnitus
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Being
connected to the general nervous system of the body,
ear function can be affected by psychological
conditions such as anxiety, depression or
trauma.
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Tinnitus can be a result of other
health issues in the body such as anemia, cervical spondylosis
or the presence
of toxins, allergies
etc.
Tinnitus
– A Symptom or a Disease?
Since
the condition displays different characteristics and is
often associated with other related physical conditions,
Tinnitus is treated differently either as a disease with
medication and other non conventional ways to provide
relief; or as symptomatic with a more holistic approach
to dealing with the overall/inherent problem. In either
case, proper diagnosis by a certified physician is of
utmost importance before one decides on the course of
action to be taken. Since causes leading to Tinnitus are
wide ranging it is recommended that one seeks out the
root causes of the problem by evaluating the overall
health of the body.
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