New treatment for tinnitus, can Dr. Lee do it?

Yes, the following methods are described below:

Method 1: Treating temporary tinnitus

1. Bouncing off the brain. You may have more than just tinnitus when you've just returned from a concert or a club event, because the villi in your cochlea have been damaged, triggering inflammation and irritating the nerves. The brain's response to the inflammation manifests itself as constant tinnitus, which can be eliminated by bouncing your brain. Cover your ears with the palms of your hands. This should be done with the fingers pointing backward, behind the skull, with the two middle fingers facing each other. Stack your index finger on top of your middle finger.

2. Flick your index finger down towards your skull. When you play your fingers in this way, you will hear a drumming sound in your ears. Since your fingers will be hitting your brain directly, the sound you hear will be louder, which is normal.

3, so continuously in the back of the head on the finger 40 to 50 times, to see if you can eliminate tinnitus.

4, wait for the tinnitus to disappear naturally. Noise-induced tinnitus tends to disappear on its own after a few hours, so you can leave it alone for a while and find a quiet place to stay in case the tinnitus worsens. If the tinnitus persists after 24 hours, you'll need to see a doctor for further treatment.

Method 2: Treating chronic tinnitus

1. See a doctor to get rid of the underlying condition. Often, the conditions that cause tinnitus are treatable, and treating them will allow you to say goodbye to tinnitus. Ask your doctor to remove earwax. You can also carefully pull out the earwax yourself. Removing the buildup of earwax in your ears can relieve tinnitus. Ask your doctor to check your blood vessels. Blood vessel disorders such as circulation damage can make tinnitus worse. Ask your doctor to check your medications. If you're taking several medications at the same time, be sure to talk to your doctor about possible side effects to see if they include tinnitus.

2. Noise suppression therapy. There are several noise-suppression therapies that can be used to deal with tinnitus that involve the following devices and techniques: white noise generators. White noise generators can emit a variety of "background sounds" such as rain and wind, which can overpower tinnitus. Fans, humidifiers, humidity reducers, and air conditioners can all be used as effective white noise generators. Noise suppressors. Noise suppressors are worn over the ears and emit a constant stream of white noise to suppress chronic tinnitus. Hearing aids. If you have problems with your ears other than tinnitus, then wearing hearing aids can be especially effective for you.

3. Medication. Medications may not completely eliminate tinnitus, but if they are effective, the tinnitus will become less noticeable. Ask your doctor if you can take tricyclic antidepressants. Tricyclic antidepressants are effective in treating severe tinnitus, but they have some adverse side effects, such as dry mouth, blurred vision, constipation and heart disease. Ask your doctor if you can take triazolam. Often called alprazolam, triazolam is effective in getting rid of tinnitus, but is addictive and has adverse side effects.

4. Try taking ginkgo biloba extract. Taking ginkgo biloba extract three times a day (with meals) can promote blood flow to the head and neck and relieve tinnitus caused by high blood pressure, which usually starts to show results after two months of continuous use.

Method 3: Prevent tinnitus

1. Prevent tinnitus caused by cochlear damage. Tinnitus is difficult to treat, so the best option is to actively prevent it, or prevent it from getting worse. The following conditions can aggravate tinnitus and should be avoided: excessive noise. Concerts are often the culprit, though noise from site construction, cars, airplanes, gunshots, fireworks, etc. can all cause ear damage as well. Swimming. The water in your pool and the chlorine in it can get into your inner ear while you're swimming, causing (or worsening) tinnitus. Wearing earplugs is one preventative measure that can be taken. Releasing pressure. If you have chronic tinnitus, stress may make the condition worse. Be sure to de-stress with the help of exercise, medication, and massage. Drink less alcohol, coffee, and cigarettes. Alcohol, caffeine and nicotine can increase blood pressure by dilating blood vessels, a condition that is especially likely to occur in the inner ear, so be sure to control your intake of alcoholic beverages, coffee, tea and tobacco products.

2, do not eat salt. Salt can weaken blood circulation, cause high blood pressure, and make tinnitus worse. Enhancing immunity is a good way to deal with tinnitus. A good immune system will help you stay away from infections and other diseases that can aggravate tinnitus. Also, improving your health is a good way to deal with tinnitus. It is important to have a healthy lifestyle, especially eating a healthy diet, exercising scientifically and regularly, and getting enough sleep.