For patients with tinnitus, it is best not to swim for the time being. If it is cicada-like, it will cause tinnitus and then jump to the ground. It is recommended to keep it dry and clean. If you accidentally get water into your ears, it will aggravate tinnitus symptoms. For tinnitus with a long course of disease, it is necessary to distinguish what causes it. Please, the water will come out. Whether tinnitus needs rest, whether it is rest or exercise. Please don't tilt your ears in that direction recently. I've been in this situation. I don't know if your tinnitus is buzzing or cicada buzzing. Are you nervous at work? Have you had a good rest recently? Did your hearing drop? These are very important for diagnosis and treatment, whether male or female. If the patient's ear canal swells after swimming, which leads to tinnitus caused by ear canal blockage, under normal circumstances, the tinnitus will disappear immediately after the patient goes to the otolaryngology clinic to find a doctor to take out the earwax. If the patient is swimming, it will take some time to treat this tinnitus because the water enters the nasal cavity and flows into the tympanic cavity in the opposite direction, resulting in secretory otitis media and other related diseases. Of course, it may take a week or more to recover. It is necessary to use nasal spray hormone to promote the opening of eustachian tube pharynx, reduce the internal pressure of tympanum, and even promote the spontaneous discharge of tympanic effusion. If necessary, oral antibiotics and mucolytic agents can be used for comprehensive treatment.