Most patients with ear diseases have a history of ear diseases, and tinnitus is often aggravated at night. According to the different lesions, it can be divided into conductive tinnitus and sensorineural tinnitus. Conductive tinnitus can occur when there are cerumen, foreign body, inflammation and swelling, congestion, perforation of eardrum, effusion or infection of middle ear and otosclerosis.
Etiology of tinnitus and deafness: Tinnitus and deafness is a common and frequently-occurring disease. There are many reasons leading to tinnitus and deafness, such as congenital tinnitus and deafness (pregnant women smoke a lot, drink too much, are depressed, take drugs, etc.). ), acquired tinnitus and deafness, otitis media, cervical spondylosis, trauma, drug poisoning, and working in a noisy environment for a long time may all lead to it! Once tinnitus and deafness occur, it proves that your eighth cranial nerve and auditory nerve are damaged! (1) will affect patients' hearing: severe tinnitus and brain ringing will affect patients' ability to understand what others are saying, just as we listen to people in a noisy environment. Patients with tinnitus and brain ringing do not have a good rest, resulting in a feeling of extreme boredom, which leads to dizziness, inability to concentrate and decreased hearing sensitivity.
(2) There will be psychological stress: patients with severe persistent tinnitus and brain ringing have a premonition of the impending catastrophic lesions, thus producing a feeling of extreme fear and great psychological pressure.