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Ear Ringing - Take Control Over Your Tinnitus

By Don Dang, published Jul 23, 2008
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If you experience noise in your ear you may suffer from tinnitus. Although harmless, it may be very annoying and frustrating to live with as you already know. It may sound like a ringing, buzzing, pulsing, or whooshing type of noise. Millions of people all over the world suffer from this and few seek medical help because they believe nothing can be done, this is untrue. Many treatments and remedies are available for those who suffer with tinnitus.

What can I do for Treatment?

Treatment varies greatly depending on the type and cause of your tinnitus. You may have to experiment what works out best for you. Herbs and diet changes are typically the natural treatments used to treat tinnitus. Less common treatments include hypnosis, electrical stimulation, and acupuncture.

So what causes it?

Many factors can cause tinnitus. The most common ones being loud music, loud machinery, and a loud environment. Certain drugs such as pain killers and aspirin are also linked to tinnitus. Lastly poor diets high in sodium are a leading cause of tinnitus.

Tips for Tinnitus

Surround yourself with noise! By keeping yourself surrounded with noise it will lessen the ringing sound in your ear. Try sleeping with a fan on, or listening to the TV or radio at low volume.

Clean out your Ears! Earwax build up is the number one cause of tinnitus! Man the Q-tips!

Try to Ignore it Although it may seem obvious, just try to ignore it! You may have it the rest of your life so learning to live with tinnitus is ideal.

Chew Gum Chewing gum can keep your mind off the ear ringing even further. It can also help you concentrate on things other than ear ringing.

Ginkgo Biloba Studies have found that 120mg of Ginkgo Biloba a day has been an effective treatment. Please note that Ginkgo Biloba works slowly, and it may take weeks or even months to notice results.


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