Hearing Loss And Tinnitus
- Most people who have chronic tinnitus also have some degree of hearing loss.
- The inner ear, and the middle ear can get damaged due to ageing, ear wax, heavy medication or extremely loud noise.
- Most people with Tinnitus have the problem originating at the cochlear nerve level, making it ‘sensorineural’.
- Stress and insomnia are other common side effects of Tinnitus.
- Drugs like certain antibiotics, Aspirin, anticonvulsants, and antidepressants can spark or worsen the ringing in the ears.
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