The 4 Most Common Reasons for the Ringing in Your Ears & stop the noise now

1. The 4 Most Common Reasons for the Ringing in Your Ears & stop the noise now By Meital James Claim Your Discounted Cortexi

2. If you are trying to find out your alone. Millions of people around the world can remember exactly when that awful ringing, buzzing or hissing in their ears started - and changed their lives from then on. First thing to remember is not to panic. In many cases the ear ringing will fade away on its own. But if it doesn't - the best way to cure this condition is to find the real ear ringing cause and do what it takes to eliminate it. Here are the 4 most common reasons for Tinnitus to help you find out which one is yours. ear ringing cause - You are definitely not 1. Inner Ear Cell Damage A common cause of tinnitus is inner ear cell damage. Tiny hairs in your ear move in response to the pressure of sound waves. This triggers your ear cells send an electrical signal through a nerve from your ear to your brain. Your brain "reads" these signals as sound. when we are exposed to loud noises-sounds that are too loud or loud sounds that last a long time-these tiny hairs get bent or broken and start sending random signals to your brain - causing the ringing in your ears. Noise induced hearing loss can be caused even by one time exposure to a loud noise such as an explosion, or by long time exposure to sounds like the ones in a woodworking shop or construction sites. Where do you work? Are you exposed to loud noise? This could be your ear ringing cause.

3. 2. Long Exposure to Loud Music The ringing in your ears can be caused even if you only went to a rock concert once in your life. This causes the same inner ear cell damage, but this usually goes away on its own in a few days or a few weeks. On the other hand, if you listen to music using head phone (it doesn't even have to be loud) - it probably damaged your hearing in the same manner. In this case unfortunately the ringing will not disappear anytime soon and it is much harder to eliminate it. 3. Age-Related Hearing Loss Some hearing loss after the age of 60 is common. Hearing loss can cause Tinnitus - the ringing in your ears. This kind of hearing long is called presbycusis. Claim Your Discounted Cortexi 4. Earwax Blockage Your body produces earwax to trap dirt and slow the growth of bacteria in your inner ear. When too much wax is accumulated, it can cause hearing problems. A common mistake is cleaning your inner ear! Our ears are

4. capable of "cleaning" themselves. Cleaning them yourself causes your ear to produce more wax! Never clean your inner ear. Here's What to Do Next The best way to find your ear ringing is to go to the doctor - a good doctor - and never settle for statements like "learn to live with it" and "there is no cure for tinnitus". SEE an audiologist or ear, nose and throat specialist (ENT) experienced in tinnitus treatment. Ear Ringing Tinnitus - Stop the Noise Now If you're hearing a constant ringing noise, then you probably have ear ringing tinnitus. Tinnitus, pronounced "tin-eye-tus" is usually not temporary. Most people at some point in their lives will hear ringing noises, and then they will disappear. This would not be tinnitus. Whistling, roaring, ringing and whooshing noises are the most common complaint for tinnitus, and some sort of hearing loss often accompanies these noises. Claim Your Discounted Cortexi

5. Who gets tinnitus? Tinnitus is most common in men aged 40 and above. It's estimated that up to 51 million Americans hear ringing noises on a permanent basis, with about one-third of those 65 and above complaining of constant tinnitus. A significant number of those suffering from tinnitus, up to 3 percent, find that the noises they hear are debilitating and negatively affect the quality of their lives. Those with significant hearing damage often have tinnitus - even those younger than 40. Loud noises are usually to blame for the loss of hearing and the resultant tinnitus. Other hearing damage that can cause tinnitus includes physical damage, disease and drug abuse. How You Can Stop Ear Ringing Tinnitus For Good Sometimes, the tinnitus results from a medically treatable condition such as an ear infection or chronic sinus problems. Tumors of the head, high blood pressure and atherosclerosis can cause ringing. Most of these conditions are treatable, and the noises disappear once the root cause has been dealt with. On the other hand, those with no identifiable causes of tinnitus usually cannot find an outright cure for their ear ringing.

6. Usually, age and loud noises that damage sensitive parts of the ear (the cochlea) are to blame for the noises. This is called subjective tinnitus. Serious Problem - or a Nuisance? Tinnitus is not a disease, it's merely the result of another problem. Unless you have Meniere's Disease and balance and other important mobility functions have been affected, then the ringing is really a nuisance or inconvenience. I don't want to make light of those whose lives have been turned upside-down because of this condition, but tinnitus isn't a life- threatening condition. But, it most certainly lead to a low-quality of life for some sufferers. If your ear ringing is caused by a medically-treatable illness, then chances for a cure are good, and you may never think twice about it ever again. Always see your doctor first, to be sure that there is no serious underlying problem. Also, go through your prescription medications - your doctor can usually tell you if any of them cause tinnitus. Sometimes, even a head or neck injury can cause those awful noises. In extreme cases, chiropractors have been able to reduce or even cure tinnitus by relieving a root cause. While not very common, it can happen. Get it checked out by a professional.

7. It's a Noisy World In today's active and noisy world it's very easy to damage the inner ear by being exposed to sudden or constant loud noise. Personal music devices (iPod, Walkman) can be especially damaging to your hearing if the volume is too loud. I remember being at my son's track meet, and between events, I thought I was hearing some kind of music - even though I was outside. The source of this noise really shocked me - someone listening to music with earplugs 30 feet away had the volume so loud I could hear it well! That person was seriously damaging her ears - and will probably have tinnitus along with hearing loss. Claim Your Discounted Cortexi Tinnitus Can Be Debilitating Most of us with ringing in the ears have learned to ignore the screeching and whistling noises - for the most part. But, there are those whose lives have been wrecked by these noises. Their condition can lead to insomnia (sleeping problems), lack of concentration, marital problems, irritability, depression and fatigue. Since no one can hear another's ear ringing, it's difficult for us to judge their level of intensity and volume (and discomfort) - we shouldn't pass judgment. We should accept their condition and do what we can to help relieve the symptoms.

8. But, there are ways to help you "acclimate" to your tinnitus, or even reduce those obnoxious noises. Homeopathic herbal treatments, hypnosis and retraining therapy are just a few of the treatments available to help you with your ear ringing. Some even use what is known as a white noise generator - white noises in the background can often mask the tinnitus, giving some relief to those whose lives are badly affected. Prevent Ear Ringing - Avoid The Damage The best way to prevent tinnitus is to avoid damaging your ears. Always wear protection when using excessively loud power tools or attending a loud concert or show. I've learned to wear those cheap foam ear inserts to my son's hockey games - the noise at those games can get painfully loud. When I don't wear ear protection, I really pay for it afterwords - with a heavy dose of tinnitus even worse than normal. Some Medications Can Cause Tinnitus There are some medications,over the counter or doctor prescribed that can cause ear ringing. Aspirin, ibuprofen and other "NSAIDs" have been proven to cause tinnitus. Even large doses of Pepto-Bismol, a digestive system medication, can contribute to ear ringing. Even large doses of some antibiotics can cause noises.

9. 3 Top Ears Ringing Remedies to Eliminate Tinnitus You've obviously been searching for ears ringing remedies and you've landed here, which is great, because I've three top remedies all ready for you. Ears ringing remedies can be conventional or natural, here my top three are natural. And I'll also share with you why natural remedies for ringing ears can be much more effective than conventional. First though let's have a quick word on what tinnitus (ears ringing) is. It's actually a symptom of something, not a condition in its own right. In other words, there is a root problem that causes the tinnitus symptoms. These can be things such as; stress, sinus allergies, ear infections, compacted earwax, high blood pressure, head knock, noise that has damaged your hearing, some drug therapy, otosclerosis, eustachian tube blockage, meniere's disease, poor circulation in the head, etc. Now a bit about mainstream treatment. This usually consists of a range of approaches including things like drug therapy, hearing aids, noise maskers, counselling, feedback therapy, electrical stimulations, etc. Surgery is an option, but is very rarely used. But here's the thing; a proven medical cure doesn't yet exist, which is one of the reasons why only around three or four percent of people get total relief. So now on to natural ear ringing remedies which more and more folks are turning to. There are many out there, so it can take you some time to work through them all to find out which works best for you. So to help you

10. get started, and perhaps speed things up for you, I have listed what I believe to be three of the best... Claim Your Discounted Cortexi 1. Acupuncture Acupuncture is getting more and more popular in the West. It is based on the concept that the human body has natural pathways running along it with particular pressure points situated along those pathways. By inserting long very thin needles at particular pressure points on particular pathways, chemical changes can be triggered that can relieve and heal a whole range of conditions or illnesses, including ringing in th ears. So a visit to an acupuncturist could be very rewarding. 2. Herbs Herbal remedies are ancient too and can be effective in addressing the symptoms of your tinnitus. Much depends on what the actual underlying cause of your ears ringing is, because you need to link the natural benefits of the herb with the cause. For example, Gingko Biloba is a well-known ears ringing remedy. As well as having antioxidant benefits, it can improve blood circulation around the head and so help relieve the sounds. A herbalist / pharmacist can give you more information.

11. 3. Diet As with many health issues, your diet can play a part in causing ears ringing. There are some foods that you may wish to try avoiding to help improve things. These are foods like, fat, general dairy produce, cheese especially, salt, chocolate, chocolate produce, red wine, caffeine, over-ripe bananas, honey, etc. But, good healthy food can help to eliminate tinnitus. Eat plenty vegetables and fruit to get enough vitamins, because the lack of some vitamins -- especially vitamin B -- can trigger tinnitus. So there you have 3 top ears ringing remedies you can try. I would have loved to give you many more but there just isn't the time or the space here... Why Do We Experience Sudden Ear Ringing? Are you experiencing a sudden ear ringing? If yes, then for sure you wonder what may have caused it. The only answer to that is that you are suffering from "tinnitus". If the sudden ear ringing is constant but there is no source of noise then indeed you are suffering from tinnitus or ringing ears. The normal span of tinnitus or ear ringing lasts only for a short period of time and may disappear shortly. But in other cases, tinnitus occurs constantly. You need to be alarmed if this continually happen, it may have some underlying causes that need proper attention from your

12. physician. However if the experience of tinnitus happens once in a while, it may indicate a minor problem in your body system. Here are the possible causes of experiencing sudden ear ringing. Earwax: Our body has its own way to eliminate any dirt build up or earwax to be particular. But not all the time the body can eliminate all the earwax out of the ears, there are still earwax that already built up in our ears. If it accumulates in our ear canal then this may cause sudden ear ringing. For you to avoid these instances, you need to clean your ears often. Make sure when you clean your ears to use soft materials such as cue tips or cotton buds to prevent any damage in your ears. Loud music: In this present generation, the fad or genre of music is usually loud. Loud music brings excitement to its listeners and audience. But what these people don't realize is that constant listening to a very loud music can be a cause of experiencing tinnitus. Loud sounds that exceed the limitations that our ear can grasp may cause damage to a sensitive part of our ears called "cochlea nerve ending". To prevent yourself from experiencing sudden ear ringing, you need to minimize listening to loud music. Food and drinks: Excessive alcohol intake can cause sudden ear ringing. Being obese or fat is also another cause of experiencing tinnitus. To prevent tinnitus from happening, we need to observe our diet and avoid drinks that contain alcohol. Proper diet also promotes healthy body and mind not only preventing tinnitus from happening.

13. High dose medicines: Ear ringing can also be experienced if you have overdosed yourself with meds such as ibuprofen and analgesics. These meds contain high amount of aspirin. For your safety, before taking any of these meds (especially over the counter meds), please do consult your doctor first about the dosage that you only need. These are the common causes why people are experiencing sudden ear ringing. Now that you already have an idea, you need to follow these steps to prevent yourself from experiencing sudden ringing of ears. Claim Your Discounted Cortexi