Several factors can lead to tinnitus. One of the most notable reasons is prolonged exposure to loud noise at construction sites, factories, concerts, and similar high-decibel environments. This can cause damage to the most sensitive hair cells present in the inner ear, thereby gradually leading to tinnitus. Likewise, earwax buildup can result in tinnitus symptoms by blocking the ear canal and altering the pressure in the ear. This further prevents sound from traveling to the eardrum properly, leading to sensations akin to buzzing and ringing. In a similar vein, ear infections result in inflammations; the swelling of tissues and the accumulation of fluid hinders the healthy functioning of the auditory system. 

Did you know that even head and neck injuries can trigger tinnitus? Trauma to these parts of the body can potentially disturb the functionality or the alignment of the ear and, therefore, alleviate issues related to sound perception. Those who have a medical history of high blood pressure, cardiovascular diseases, or diabetes are also at a higher risk of developing tinnitus more than others. Additionally, antibiotics and chemotherapy drugs have the potential to harm the inner ear, making tinnitus a side effect. 

At DizzyGo Labs, we have extensive knowledge of both the symptoms and the treatment for tinnitus. Our highly-trained staff and clinically advanced tools enable us to care for you most sincerely.