The bell reaches the passenger ship in the middle of the night, so protect it in time

In a dream, if there is a disturbing murmur, it may be a sign of tinnitus.

A professor had a dream like this: the moonlit night in the south of the Yangtze River was as simple and elegant as ink painting. At this time, the melodious sound of bells came from an ancient temple in the distance. The voice became lower and lower, lingering in his ears, but this voice disturbed him. But he didn't care.

But not long after, he was troubled by a very difficult tinnitus.

Tinnitus refers to a subjective feeling of ringing in the ear without stimulation from an external sound source. Tinnitus is a meaningless noise. It can be one ear or two ears. Persistent and severe tinnitus can be very annoying to patients. The degree is far beyond deafness, and this is a precursor of deafness.

There are many triggers for tinnitus. Fatigue, insomnia, tension, anxiety, and neurasthenia can all cause or aggravate tinnitus. Caffeine and alcohol can often aggravate tinnitus symptoms: Smoking can reduce blood oxygen, and inner ear hair cells are extremely sensitive to oxygen, so hypoxia can cause damage to hair cells, so pay attention to changing bad habits. Noise, loud tremors and long-term noise exposure can all cause hearing loss and tinnitus.

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Treatment should target the underlying disease, as relief of the underlying disease improves tinnitus. The elimination of accompanying deafness can often lead to relief of tinnitus. Although there are no specific medical and surgical treatments for tinnitus, many patients find that tinnitus can be masked in a musical environment or even fall asleep with radio music. Some patients benefit from using a tinnitus masker, a device similar to hearing aids but capable of emitting a more comfortable sound than tinnitus. Electrical stimulation of the inner ear, such as the use of cochlear implants, can often reduce tinnitus, but only for people with deep deafness.

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