If one ear suddenly buzzes in life, it is usually caused by the patient’s anxiety, fire, poor rest, or by stress and poor blood circulation in the inner ear. If the patient’s tinnitus lasts for a short period of time, he or she can take oral medications to improve circulation and nerve nutrition, which are more commonly used clinically, such as nicergoline tablets and cytarabine sodium capsules. If the buzzing sound inside the patient’s ears lasts longer and seriously affects the patient’s normal life, it can be treated with Prostil Injection and Ginkgo biloba intravenous infusion. If the patient has no contraindications to the use of medication, oral hormone shock therapy can be used to reduce the edema of the nerves, thus reducing the symptoms of buzzing in the patient’s ears. Tinnitus treatment is clinically relatively better for young people to recover, but slightly worse for older people. In addition, patients should be allowed to work and rest reasonably, not to stay up late, and avoid particularly noisy environments.