Aggressive Tinnitus Treatment

There are two basic types of tinnitus (also known as ringing in ears). The first, and most common, is subjective tinnitus. Subjective tinnitus is where the ringing in your ears is only audible to you. This common tinnitus form is said to affect over 80 million people in some form.

The second type of tinnitus is objective tinnitus. Objective tinnitus can be heard by doctors and even others who are close to your ear. Objective tinnitus is much more rare, and can be a symptom of more serious problems.

Subjective tinnitus can have many causes related to stress and high blood pressure. While stress and high blood pressure seemingly go hand in hand, reducing the stress levels and your blood pressure will release the pressure on your blood flow that can cause ringing in your ears.

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Tinnitus is caused by a variety of factors:

**Top Causes of Tinnitus**

1. Loud Noise - Exposure to noise levels above certain decible levels will cause temporary tinnitus

2. Stress - Stress will cause higher blood pressure, which is a direct factor in many tinnitus cases

3. Impacted Ear Wax - If your ears do not drain wax well, the build-up of wax can become impacted, and cause tinnitus

4. Head or Neck Injury - Many types of head or neck injuries such as strains, pulled muscles, or head trauna can cause Tinnitus

5. Clogging of blood vessles - High cholesterol can cause a clogging of blood vessels. These vessels restrict, causing a ringing in your ears

6. Allergies Seasonal allergies such as pollen, mold spores and non-seasonal such as pet or even food allergies cause tinnitus

7. Ear Infections An ear infection, including swimmers ear, can cause a ringing in your ears

8. Ototoxic Drugs Ototoxic drugs, such as some antibiotics, chemotherapy treatments, and even diuretics can cause Tinnitus.