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Welcome to our channel power of knowledge. In this video you will learn about a vary annoying ear condition called Tinnitus with the help of 3d animation.
Tinnitus, or ear ringing, is a condition where you constantly or intermittently hear a ringing or buzzing sound in one or both ears. While it can affect both children and adults, the sound is often felt more prominently in one ear.
Let’s explore some sounds associated with tinnitus that can be quite annoying and, when persistent, may lead to stress, making it challenging to sleep or focus on tasks.
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After hearing these sounds, you probably understand how disruptive they can be and the stress they may cause when persistent. Tinnitus can occur in both children and adults, and children who have had such sounds in their ears since childhood often find it challenging to describe the experience, considering it somewhat normal.
Now, let’s delve into why and how tinnitus develops:
Our ears have auditory nerves that transmit sound signals to the brain. The auditory cortex in the brain processes these signals, allowing us to hear different frequencies of sounds. However, certain factors can damage our ears, preventing the proper transmission of sound signals to the brain. As a result, the auditory cortex neurons struggle to identify some frequencies, leading to abnormal signals perceived as buzzing or ringing in the brain.
Common causes of tinnitus include blockage due to earwax, exposure to excessively loud music or noise, ear or sinusitis infections, and water accumulation in the ear. Additionally, medication side effects may damage auditory nerves, potentially causing hearing loss along with tinnitus.
Diagnosis and Treatment:
To diagnose tinnitus, tests like Audiogram, CT scan, MRI, or spinal tap may be performed.
Once tinnitus is detected, treatment is based on its cause. For example, if earwax is the culprit, ear cleaning is performed. If medication is causing tinnitus, discontinuing the medication is considered. In cases where treatment is not possible and hearing capabilities have diminished, hearing devices are recommended. These devices reduce external noise and assist with hearing.
For those troubled by buzzing sounds, wearable sound generators are used to convert the noise into softer sounds, promoting a calm state. Additionally, patients may listen to pleasant sounds like gentle rain, rustling leaves, or ocean waves through a sound generation tablet at night for a peaceful sleep.
In some instances, cochlea implants and stress medications may be prescribed.
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