How to tell if you have tinnitus

Tinnitus can be judged by its own feelings. Tinnitus is the subjective feeling of sound in the human ear without a corresponding external sound source or external stimulus, which can be intermittent or continuous in occurrence. If you judge by yourself, you can judge by your own symptoms, which may include cicadas, buzzing, squeaking, sirens, and throbbing sounds. When tinnitus occurs, you can go to a regular medical institution for relevant examinations, such as acoustic conductance impedance testing, otoacoustic emission, brainstem auditory evoked potentials, and cochlea electrograms, and other audiological examinations to identify the cause. Tinnitus is a relatively common phenomenon, and its causes are generally divided into physiological and pathological factors. According to the cause of tinnitus, it can be categorized as noise tinnitus, drug tinnitus, toxic tinnitus, traumatic tinnitus and so on. It is recommended that after the occurrence of persistent tinnitus, you should go to the hospital in time to avoid delay.