What causes sudden tinnitus? Three reasons you must know

In clinical practice, sudden deafness is a common disease. After suffering from this disease, people also need to understand the cause of the disease. So, what are the causes of sudden deafness?

1. Bad habits.

After coming into contact with a large number of tinnitus patients, experts found that many bad living habits are also potential killers of tinnitus.

2. Physical reasons.

The most common physical cause is noise. If a person lives or works in a very noisy environment for a long time, such as tractor and car drivers, traffic police, armed police, soldiers, discotheque staff, mahjong players, people who attend long meetings, and operators of various equipment, etc., long-term noise stimulation often causes damage to the inner ear nerves, and they generally become tinnitus sufferers. In addition, if there is a serious head injury in an accident, it is also possible to damage the inner ear nerves, causing tinnitus or even more serious ear diseases.

3. Cause of the disease.

Some diseases of the ears and other parts of the body are also very likely to cause tinnitus if not treated in time. For example, when foreign objects in the external ear (earwax) touch the eardrum, or when there are vascular malformations and lesions in the middle ear; vascular malformations or blood rheology leading to irregular blood flow to the skull and cochlea, or vascular murmurs produced by abnormal blood vessels in the neck and cranial cavity are transmitted to the ear; in addition, Meniere's disease, acoustic neuroma, sclerosis, etc. are also potential factors causing tinnitus.