Hello nairalanders, please I really need help, I have been having ringing in my head for the past 2 months (tinnitus) it started when I was ill and was treated at a private hospital, I have been to different Ent doctors and yet they can’t seems to find solutions, I have been given different drugs and ear drops too , I was told it doesn’t go away, can anybody please help me out because I find it very difficult to sleep at night and it affects my balancing and gives me periodic migraine

emmykey0128:
Hello nairalanders, please I really need help, I have been having ringing in my head for the past 2 months (tinnitus) it started when I was ill and was treated at a private hospital, I have been to different Ent doctors and yet they can’t seems to find solutions, I have been given different drugs and ear drops too , I was told it doesn’t go away, can anybody please help me out because I find it very difficult to sleep at night and it affects my balancing and gives me periodic migraine

It will go away no worry

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Tinnitus doesn't have a cure, it can only be managed.
People who constantly use earphones, particularly noise-cancellation earbuds are at risk of this condition.
Seems to me like your tinnitus has an underlying condition. Treat that condition, and the ringing sound might go on its own.

It all started when I was sick, maybe the medication they gave me or the injections, I was given cerumol eardrop and whenever I use it , it seems the sound increases

ValCon888:
Tinnitus doesn't have a cure, it can only be managed.
People who constantly use earphones, particularly noise-cancellation earbuds are at risk of this condition.
Seems to me like your tinnitus has an underlying condition. Treat that condition, and the ringing sound might go on its own.

emmykey0128:
It all started when I was sick, maybe the medication they gave me or the injections, I was given cerumol eardrop and whenever I use it , it seems the sound increases

lol. This is my case too for the past three months. I have figured it's a side effect of the medications I was given, so I don't bother to go get any medication for it. I believe it will go with time.

As a remedy, google tinnitus masking sound, and find whichever works for you. Also join the the tinnitus group on quote; there you will find solace in narrative of people who have managed it for years