First of all, if you have persistent tinnitus, you need to go to the hospital for a hearing test and acoustic conductivity test to determine whether it is neurological tinnitus or conductive tinnitus, and then you can choose the treatment method. If the tinnitus is neurological, generally speaking, in the early stage of onset, it is recommended to use drugs that activate blood, improve circulation and nourish the nerves, such as Ginnado, Blood Cetron, and then methylcobalamin tablets in combination. If the condition is sudden, clinically called sudden deafness and tinnitus, it can also be treated with high-dose hormone shock therapy in the early stage. If the condition is conductive, then it is necessary to see if there is a nasal disease that causes dysfunction of the eustachian tube or if it is due to inflammation of the ear itself. If the inflammation is the cause, topical antibiotics should be used to control the infection. If it is caused by the dysfunction of the eustachian tube, the eustachian tube can be blown open to relieve the symptoms and the tinnitus will gradually subside and disappear.