Tinnitus I think most people have this kind of condition. Sometimes we don’t take it seriously and think that occasionally tinnitus is fine. However, it is this kind of thinking that may cause minor problems to become major problems, especially middle-aged people. The resistance is not as good as before, the ability to resist external stimuli has declined, and the body’s organs will also have a slight dysfunction, which is prone to tinnitus.There are many manifestations of tinnitus. From time to time, the sound of the ringing makes the patient’s mentality unbalanced, the immunity is reduced, and other diseases are induced, such as insomnia, forgetfulness, depression, and Alzheimer’s.If not treated in time, about 98.3% of tinnitus patients develop deafness in the later stage.Not only that, tinnitus is an alarm for systemic diseases, which is related to the health of the human heart, liver, spleen, lungs, kidneys and other organs. It should be paid attention to. If tinnitus is found, seek medical examination as soon as possible to avoid deafness and other serious diseases. happen.
Causes of tinnitus in middle-aged and elderly people
1. Tinnitus is clinically divided into conductive deafness caused by external ear and middle ear diseases; neurological deafness caused by inner ear and auditory neuropathy; tinnitus can be caused by many reasons, such as genetics, trauma, infection, improper drug application, immune diseases, Deterioration of physiological function, poisoning of certain chemical substances, etc. can cause tinnitus.
2. Excessive cigarettes, alcohol, tea and coffee, especially streptomycin and gentamicin, which damage the auditory nerve, can also cause tinnitus.
3. Factors of systemic diseases: As people reach middle age, systemic diseases also increase.Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, such as hypertension, coronary heart disease, cerebral arteriosclerosis, and metabolic diseases such as diabetes, hyperlipidemia, etc., can cause microcirculation disorders.
