Tinnitus generally does not require surgery. Clinically, tinnitus is mainly divided into the following types, the first is neurological tinnitus, which does not require surgery, and is commonly caused by insufficient blood supply to the inner ear, poor microcirculation in the inner ear, and fluid accumulation in the vagus of the inner ear. Most patients can have some relief from tinnitus. The second type of tinnitus is caused by tumors, such as auditory neuroma, jugular venous bulb tumor or tympanic body tumor. The third type of tinnitus is caused by otitis media, such as otitis media with secretion or otitis media with suppuration, etc. In this case, symptomatic treatment with medication is usually considered, and surgery can be considered if medication is not effective.