Zeion422:
Accepting the fact is one way too deal with it...too be honest they is no medical cure for it now.u just need too learn how too live with it,pay less attention too it if possible try an get ur mind off it which i knw will not be possible but u can try an limit the attention you pay too the sound,they are some food you need too avoid because they can increase the noise..avoid been stressed....mine started march 2020 trust me am doing fine even with the noise but not easy.

Zeion422:
Accepting the fact is one way too deal with it...too be honest they is no medical cure for it now.u just need too learn how too live with it,pay less attention too it if possible try an get ur mind off it which i knw will not be possible but u can try an limit the attention you pay too the sound,they are some food you need too avoid because they can increase the noise..avoid been stressed....mine started march 2020 trust me am doing fine even with the noise but not easy.

Zeion422:
Accepting the fact is one way too deal with it...too be honest they is no medical cure for it now.u just need too learn how too live with it,pay less attention too it if possible try an get ur mind off it which i knw will not be possible but u can try an limit the attention you pay too the sound,they are some food you need too avoid because they can increase the noise..avoid been stressed....mine started march 2020 trust me am doing fine even with the noise but not easy.

Yeah, so what caused yours?

Emescot:


It started around April, I thought it was a result of too much earpiece usage, I stopped but it continued till I decided to go online and check the cause. I don't let it bother me

I think not letting it bother me might just be the best thing to do but it is still advisable to see an ENT doctor to know how you can manage it and do things that won't make it worse

Emescot:
It's happening to me, I avoid very quiet situations, I play music before sleeping, that way I won't hear it, sometimes I just focus on the ringing till I drift away

I do the same sometimes, so when did yours start and did you see an ENT doctor?

Amen and thanks for replying, so your ear started ringing when you had malaria? or the ENT doctor was able to detect another underlying cause? i know how happy you will feel when the sound went down, I'm planning to see an ENT doc soon too

Having to go to bed and wake up with a buzz in head each day is no lies disturbing and frustating. pls tell me, how do you cope with this? Mine started during the treatment of an ear infection I suffered from in June 2020 which has gone but the ringing has refused to go. From what I have read about it, it might be staying. if you have suffered from it or still suffering from it, can you please give some advice on how to cope with it and not let it weigh me down?

Thanks for the feedback. I will check it out.

Aschente how is ur ear now? was the stuff able to work because I have the same issue

for how long should I wait for. it's been 2 weeks+ now. the ringing sound is so disturbing

Did you experience ringing and a blocked feeling in the ear? was the onion able to stop it? if yes, how is it to be used pls?

Good day, pls I need advice on this issue. Two weeks and some days back I discovered a pain in my left ear so i visited the pharmacy. I was given ampicillin and eardrop in which I used till I completed the dose. I discovered that the pain has gone away but my hear still rings and feel clogged. with a close observation while sleeping at night, I do hear heart beat in my head. so doctors and people who had similar experience what do you think needs to be done before it get worse? pls I need help

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