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In daily life, many people often feel the buzzing in their ears. This is what people call tinnitus.Most tinnitus sounds are in the ears, a few are on the head or around the ears, and the highest incidence is 50 to 70 years old.It manifests in many forms: sometimes it can be a low-pitched roar or a buzzing sound.Sometimes there may be a hissing sound or the sound of the sea tide.The tone, volume, and intensity fluctuate. Tinnitus becomes clearer in a quiet room or when you are overly tired or stressed.Tinnitus is simple and complicated, and the reasons are complicated.However, tinnitus is an early signal of common ear and systemic diseases.So, what diseases can cause tinnitus?How should it be treated?

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that tinnitus refers to the noise in the ears, such as tidal water or cicadas, which obstructs hearing. It appears on one or both sides, and stops sometimes or lasts for a long time.According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the kidneys open orifice in the ears, the hands and feet Shaoyang meridian is also distributed in the ears, and the ears are gathered by the ancestral veins. Tinnitus is related to many internal factors in people.If the violent sound is loud, pressing it with the hand makes it worse, it is empirical, and it is mostly caused by the disturbance of the triple burn of the liver and gallbladder fire along the meridian;

If the humming gradually fades, the person who can reduce it by pressing the hand is a deficiency syndrome, which is mostly caused by the deficiency of the kidney, the lack of marrow sea, and the loss of the ears.

1. Knead Baihui (as shown in the following acupoint map: Du20, with the tip of the ear straight up to the center of the head), 30 times.

2. Press and rub the wind pool (as shown in the acupoint map below: Gb20, under the occipital bone), 30 times.

3. Press and rub Yifeng (the following acupoint map: Sj17, behind the earlobe) and Tinggong (the following acupoint map: Si19, in front of the tragus), 30 times each.Rub the front of the ear with your thumb or index finger 30 times.

4. Rub the waist and eyes (as shown in the acupoint map: Ex-B7, 3.5 inches on both sides of the fourth lumbar vertebrae), 30 times.

5. Press Kneading Hegu (as shown in the acupuncture point diagram: Li4, between the thumb and index finger on the back of the hand), 30 times.

6. Knead Taixi (as shown in the following acupoint map: Ki3, the depression behind the medial malleolus of the foot), 30 times.

Adding acupoints according to individual accompanying symptoms: Tinnitus worsens after depression and anger, accompanied by headache, dizziness, upset and irritability, dry throat, bitter mouth, and dry stool.

1. Bend your index finger into an arch, press the second knuckle against Yintang, and push 30 times on both sides of the front forehead.

2. Keep your palms close to the umbilicus and rub your lower abdomen up and down for about 30 times.

3. Press and rub the wind house (as shown in the acupoint map: Du16, occipital protuberance at the midline of the back of the brain), 30 times

. 4. Press and rub Ganshu (as shown in the acupoint diagram: B 18, 1.5 inches on both sides of the ninth thoracic vertebra on the back), 30 times.

5. Take Neiguan (the following acupoint map: Pc6, 2 inches above the palm and wrist stripes) and Waiguan (Sj5, 2 inches above the wrist joint on the dorsal forearm), 20 times.

6. Press and rub Taichong (as shown in the acupoint map: Lr3, the depression between the first and second metatarsals on the back of the foot), 30 times. 7. Press and rub Qiuxu (the following acupoint map: Gb40, the depression in the front of the outer ankle of the foot), 30 times.

Tinnitus is like the sound of cicadas, sometimes occlusion like deafness, dizziness, chest tightness, and phlegm.

1. Keep your chest tall, hold an empty fist, and beat the opposite shoulder well (as shown in the acupoint diagram below: Gb21, the middle of the shoulder), 30 times on each side.

2. Rub Feishu (the following acupoint map: Bl13, 1.5 inches on both sides of the third thoracic vertebra), 30 times.

3. Knead Tanzhong (the following acupoint map: Rn17, the middle of the breastbone), 30 times.

4. With the palm of your hand close to your chest, rub it back and forth 30 times along the lateral direction of your ribs.

5. Bend your index finger into an arch, press the second knuckle against Yintang, and push 30 times on both sides of the front forehead.

Tinnitus, dizziness, low back pain, spermatorrhea.

1. Bend your index finger into an arch, press the second knuckle against Yintang, and push 30 times on both sides of the front forehead.

2. Rub the Zhi room (the following acupoint map: Bl52, 3 inches on both sides of the second lumbar spine), 30 times.

3. Rub Mingmen (the following acupoint map: Du4, the second lumbar vertebra on the back), 30 times.

4. Rub the lumbosacral region horizontally 30 times.

Tinnitus with poor appetite, fatigue, shortness of breath.

1. Bend your index finger into an arch, press the second knuckle against Yintang, and push 30 times on both sides of the front forehead.

2. Press your palm on the upper abdomen and rotate it 30 times.

3. Press and rub Pishu (the following acupoint map: Bl20, 1.5 inches on both sides of the eleventh thoracic vertebra on the back), 30 times.

4. Press and rub Weishu (the following acupoint map: Bl21, 1.5 inches on both sides of the twelfth thoracic vertebra on the back), 30 times.