The main clinical consideration for traumatic tinnitus is that it is caused by buzzing in the ear when the ear is hit by someone. Generally, when the human body is hit by external forces, there will be shock of the inner ear and cochlea, which will lead to the normal function of the inner ear and the cochlea is damaged or cause vasospasm of the inner ear and triggered by neurogenic tinnitus. If it is hit vigorously, it may also cause tympanic membrane damage, perforation and other phenomena, so that the patient’s sound transmission function is impaired and lead to the ears buzzing all the time. When the patient’s ear has been hit by someone has been buzzing, should promptly go to the hospital for otoscopy, audiological examination and imaging to understand the degree of trauma and the impact on the structure and function of the ear, so as to avoid delaying the condition, resulting in adverse sequelae.