Causes of Ringing In The Ears

What are the possible causes of ringing in the ears?

Tinnitus affects 40 million Americans and the constant pain and annoyance from
ringing in the ears can reduce the quality of your life. There is no reason to live in pain.

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Possible causes of ringing in the ears are:

• Head or Neck trauma
• Presbycusis - beginning around 60 years, age can begin to cause hearing loss and ear ringing (tinnitus).
• Long-term use of medications and Ototoxic drugs.
• Otosclerosis (stiffening of the bones in the middle ear) may cause tinitus.
• Ear infection.
• Atherosclerosis – buildup of cholesterol and other fatty deposits causes the middle and inner ear to loose its elasticity and may lead to causes for ringing ears.
• Activities or food that cause high blood pressure including stress, alcohol and caffeine may also cause ringing ears.
• Lyme disease -a parasitic, tick-borne disease, which is most commonly seen in eastern United States. In some cases, Lyme causes ringing in the ears.
• Meniere's Disease is a serious disease of the inner ear, resulting in recurrent attacks of vertigo, hearing loss, and probable causes of ringing in the ears.

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