What Can Cause Tinnitus?Tinnitus can be triggered by a variety of causes, but is commonly linked to exposure to loud sounds, which can damage the delicate sensory cells of the inner ear. This condition has also been associated with stress, ear infections, aging, excessive earwax, high blood pressure, and sensory nerve disorders. Activities such as smoking; drinking alcohol or caffeine, and taking excessive amounts of aspirin or antibiotics may exacerbate tinnitus.
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Exposure to loud sounds can damage delicate sensory cells of the inner ear |
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If you are stressed this may exacerbate your tinnitus |
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Drinking alcohol may lead to high blood pressure and exacerbate tinnitus |
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Smoking may lead to high blood pressure and exacerbate tinnitus |
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Consuming excessive amounts of aspirin or antibiotics may exacerbate your tinnitus |
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Salt restricts the blood flow to your ears and may thereby exacerbate your tinnitus |
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Drinking caffeine (e.g. coffee, tea, cola) may exacerbate your tinnitus |
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