How to treat dizziness and tinnitus

Dizziness and tinnitus do not necessarily mean that there is a physical illness. They may be caused by excessive physical and psychological stress in recent times. You can try drinking a glass of hot milk before going to bed to help you sleep, and at the same time increase your sleep time to see if there is any relief.

Disease treatment

1. Dizziness and tinnitus are the most common symptoms of diseases. Many diseases have these two symptoms, so they cause a lot of trouble in treatment, because the examination of the cause is not a simple process. Patients may have to spend more time undergoing various examinations to determine the cause of their illness.

2. There is indeed no cure for dizziness and tinnitus caused by inner ear injury, but it can still be improved by "desensitization therapy" similar to that used to fight allergies; with patient treatment, 80% to 90% of patients will no longer suffer from tinnitus. Once the inner ear is injured and the periosteum is completely damaged, it is impossible to heal. If a patient experiences dizziness, nausea, spinning head, and mainly tinnitus in one ear, the patient is suffering from Meniere's syndrome, which is also a relatively serious condition. It must be treated in time. Otherwise, the longer the disease is delayed, the more severe the dizziness will feel, and the tinnitus will become louder and louder. If it is not treated for a long time, hearing loss will occur.

3. Some patients always feel that there is a "buzzing" sound like a cicada in their ears. Because it is hard to get rid of, it affects their work during the day and often causes insomnia at night. There are many causes of tinnitus. If it is caused by problems with the outer ear or middle ear, such as otitis media, effusion in the middle ear, etc., it can be solved by medication or surgery. However, if it is caused by injury to the inner ear, it is difficult to cure. The tinnitus can only be suppressed by medication or other methods, but the injured inner ear nerves cannot be cured.

In fact, everyone will experience dizziness and tinnitus. In an absolutely quiet environment or late at night, many people can hear other sounds in their ears. However, there are many sounds in daily life, and the inner ears of most people are not injured, so the brain will not give priority to detecting sounds such as tinnitus, so they will naturally ignore the existence of tinnitus. Most people who are troubled by tinnitus have inner ear injuries and believe that tinnitus threatens their health, so they are aware of the existence of tinnitus. "Tinnitus desensitization therapy" is to "desensitize" the phenomenon of over-sensitivity to tinnitus, allowing patients to ignore the existence of tinnitus and no longer be troubled by it. Director Xu said that patients with tinnitus often feel very painful because the lingering sound makes them feel panic, irritable, nervous, and worried that they are going deaf; plus some doctors tell patients that tinnitus will not get better, which makes patients pay more attention to tinnitus.