The AudioNotch Tinnitus Treatment Blog

Please note: the following information does not constitute professional medical advice, and is provided for general informational purposes only. Please speak to your doctor if you have tinnitus.

Many people will hear an occasional sound from time to time that they cannot locate the source of, but some people may hear noises on a regular or even constant basis. Tinnitus is an auditory condition that is characterized by hearing sounds that appear to originate from the person’s ears or head rather than from external sources. Some say that tinnitus has a wirey sound, and others describe it is a ringing or swishing sound. This is a potentially serious symptom, and it is important that you seek a diagnosis and treatment if you believe you have tinnitus.

What Are the Symptoms?
The most common symptoms associated with tinnitus are sounds that appear to be only heard by the patient, and this can indicate that the sound is coming from inside the individual’s head or ears. Some say that tinnitus has a wirey sound, but the description of the sound can vary from person to person. Some say it sounds like buzzing, ringing or even a swooshing sound. Generally, if you hear sounds that other people do not and if you repeatedly hear these sounds, you should schedule an appointment with your doctor for clinical analysis.

What Causes Tinnitus?
There are many causes of tinnitus, and not all of the causes are serious. For example, some people will develop this condition due to age, but it can also be a sign of an ear injury, an object lodged in the ear or even circulatory system health issues. This condition is also commonly associated with issues that range from fatigue and stress to memory issues, depression and more. It is important for your doctor to determine the cause of your tinnitus if you believe that you have this symptom.

Tinnitus has a wirey sound for some, but it also can have a buzzing, ringing or other bothersome sound. Some people may find this symptom to be annoying, but they may not seek medical treatment because it is not causing physical symptoms that are painful or that impact their ability to go about their daily routine. While this symptom is not always an indicator of a serious health issue, it can be. Therefore, it is important for those who believe they have tinnitus to seek professional assistance. A doctor can help you to determine what the cause is, and in some cases, there may be a simple and easy treatment that can resolve this bothersome symptom for you.