Tinnitus is an abnormal sound in the ear or inside the skull when the patient has no external sound source. Because the causes of tinnitus vary, the treatments and efficacy vary, so there is no such thing as a quick cure with any medication. Common causes of tinnitus include vascular disease, hearing loss, cerumen impaction, and head and neck trauma. For different causes of tinnitus, therapeutic drugs and physical therapy can be taken to alleviate the symptoms. 1. Vascular diseases: such as benign elevated intracranial pressure, sigmoid sinus diverticulum, and so on. You can consider taking niacin and other vasodilators to improve tinnitus. 2. Hearing loss: common in senile deafness, mostly accompanied by tinnitus while hearing loss, can wear hearing aids and other ways to improve hearing, masking tinnitus. 3. Cerumen impaction: excessive cerumen secretion or poor discharge of cerumen blocking the external ear canal, cerumen can be removed by a professional doctor, and the symptoms may disappear. 4. Head and neck trauma: Trauma can cause tinnitus by damaging nerves, blood flow and muscles. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can use vitamin B1, adenosine triphosphate, methylcobalamin and other nerve-nourishing drugs to improve the situation. There are many causes of tinnitus, so it is not directly possible to say which drug can be taken to cure it quickly. Tinnitus patients should be treated under the guidance of a doctor.