How to treat tinnitus and blockage in the ears?

People will encounter a lot of unexpected events in life. These accidents will have a great impact on the body, especially the traumatic impact is the greatest and needs to be dealt with in a timely manner. For example, the ears are the most vulnerable part to external injuries, and tinnitus symptoms are often caused by impact. Let’s take a look at how to treat tinnitus caused by ear impact?

For early treatment of tinnitus, 3 to 6 months is an important period of treatment.

1. Treatment of the cause

Treat the underlying disorder causing tinnitus.

2. Medication

Vasodilators, calcium ion blockers, tinnitus suppressants, drugs that reduce the effects of tinnitus, and neurotrophic drugs, etc.

3. Psychological consultation and adjustment

Analyze the causes and pathological conditions of tinnitus, eliminate the patient's worries, warn the patient to place himself in an environment rich in sound, actively contact the sounds of nature, strive to coexist with tinnitus, compare tinnitus to the roar of a train, refrigerator noise, etc. in order to adapt to and get used to these sounds, let the patient try his best to eliminate the psychological reactions caused by tinnitus, suppress negative emotions, and build confidence that tinnitus can be treated.

4. Masking treatment

It can be done using tinnitus therapy devices, tinnitus maskers, pure tone audiometers or hearing aids.

5. Tinnitus retraining and habituation therapy

The purpose is to make the patient adapt and get used to tinnitus, thereby reducing the severity of tinnitus and relieving the physical and mental disorders caused by tinnitus to the patient. This therapy has been widely used in clinical practice abroad and is suitable for patients with long-term and severe tinnitus. It mainly includes consultation and sound therapy.

6. Auditory sound therapy

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment, etc.

It is recommended to rest mainly, avoid mental work, lead a regular life, and generally correct the condition. If necessary, you can take appropriate amounts of vitamin B1, methylcobalamin, and other drugs that regulate nerves and nourish brain cells to promote recovery.