Don't panic if your ears start to ring. Generally, it will go away quickly,
and nine times out of ten, it does not mean that you have anything
serious. Although it is not something to worry about, if it does not go
away by itself, it may be a good idea to go consult with a doctor.
Talk to your doctor about getting a blood test to check your zinc level.
In people with low levels, zinc supplements have been shown to help
many with their tinnitus. High levels of zinc supplements must be
monitored by a doctor, so do not take or increase zinc supplements
without the advice of a physician.
If you smoke, you should quit. Smoking narrows all of your blood
vessels. When the blood vessels that bring blood to your ears and
head are narrowed, it can make tinnitus worse. If you quit, you will be
able to deal with tinnitus better. Not only that, but your health overall
will be better, which helps any other health conditions you have.
Try to stay away from stressful Tinnitus situations. Tinnitus often gets
worse when you feel anxious, possibly because of how stress affects
your blood flow. Do your best to think about what situations may be
stressful in advance, and choose to do something else instead, so
that you will stay calm.
Are you afflicted with tinnitus or is your heart the problem? Both high
blood pressure and arteriosclerosis can cause the loud sound of
rushing blood in your ears. Both are very serious conditions which
need to be treated immediately. Consider getting yourself tested for
both diseases just to be sure they're not the cause of your hearing
issues.
If you have problems falling asleep at night because of the ringing in
your ears due to tinnitus, take a bath! A hot bath will help you to relax
and fall asleep more quickly. Put lavender in your bath this will help
you to relax even more!