Noise in the ears such as buzzing, ringing, roaring, clicking; a symptom often reported in TMJ dysfunction problems.
a ringing, swooshing, or other type of noise that seems to originate in the ear or head, and may be constant or variable. Tinnitus is not a disease but a symptom of an underlying condition. One of the most common conditions associated with tinnitus is presbycusis (hearing loss with age). Excessive ear wax, fluid behind the eardrum, and some medications are known causes of tinnitus, which may be treatable in these instances. Tinnitus that accompanies presbycusis is not treatable, although many patients who wear tinnitus report relief while wearing hearing aids.
The ringing in the ears that is produced with prolonged exposure to high volumes. A sound in the ears, such as buzzing, ringing, or whistling, caused by volume knob abuse
The term for noises which are heard in the ears or in the head - buzzing, ringing, whistling, hissing, pulsing and other sounds which do not come from an external source.
ringing, buzzing, or other perceived noise that originates inside the head rather than from outside stimuli.
A ringing or roaring sound in one or both ears.
subjective noise sensation, often described as ringing, heard in one or both ears
One of the most common effects of call centre work. You are constantly hearing a sound, a noise, a whistle, although there is nothing. Whoever hasn't learned this yet: Call centre work makes you sick
the word 'tinnitus' means 'tinkling or ringing like a bell' (Latin origin.) It is a condition in which noise or sound comes from inside the ear rather than externally. These sounds may include humming, buzzing or hissing. It may be constant or intermittent.
A ringing, tinkling or buzzing sound in the ear.
a medical term for any noise which people hear in one ear, both ears or in their head. These sounds do not come from outside the head, although they may occasionally sound as if they do. Apart from one or two rare conditions, tinnitus cannot be heard by anyone other than the person who has it. (From ‘Understanding tinnitus: managing the noises in your ears or in your head’, Keith Dunmore, Glynis Riddiford & Valerie Tait, RNID, 2003)
A health complaint where a more or less constant ringing or humming is heard in the ear.
The auditory sensation of ringing, humming, whistling, roaring, clicking, or any other sensation of tones of noise. It is not a disease nor a syndrome. It is more of a sympton resulting from any one of a number of causes.
the presence of sound in the ears when no external sound is present to cause it. See Mental Tinnitus.
a ringing or booming sensation in one or both ears; a symptom of an ear infection or Meniere's disease
Ringing, rushing, hissing, or roaring sounds heard in absence of any sound. May be a temporary or permanent condition. Caused by various factors such as ototoxic drugs (i.e., toxic to hearing), excessive noise exposure, endolymphatic hydrops (i.e., Ménière's disease), or sensorineural hearing loss.
Presence of ringing, buzzing or humming in the ear which can be intermittent or continuous.
Buzzing, ringing, and other noises produced in the inner ear.
A ringing, roaring, buzzing, or other noise that is "heard" but is not actual sound. Tinnitus is a common problem among people with hearing loss.
A sensation of ringing, buzzing, or whooshing occurring without a source creating the sound.
Tinnitus is the name given to the condition of noises 'in the ears' and/or 'in the head' with no external source. Tinnitus noises are described variously as ringing, whistling, buzzing and humming.
A noise sensation heard in one or both ears; it can be a sign of an underlying disorder but can occasionally occur for no apparent reason
Ringing or other noises in the ear.
Ringing in the ears - may be associated with over-use of certain drugs such as aspirin.
Ringing of the ears A persistent ringing or buzzing sound in the ear.
Noises (eg, ringing, roaring, whistling) in the ears.
Ringing, roaring, buzzing, or clicking noises in the ears
A sensation of sound that is related to the ears, head or the ears and the head. The sound of Tinnitus has no verbal meaning. The Tinnitus can be “Objective†or “Subjective†(See definition of objective tinnitus).
head noises; a ringing, rushing, or buzzing in the ears, not believed to be caused by any external stimulus.
sensation of a ringing, roaring, or buzzing sound in the ears or head; often associated with various forms of hearing impairment.
A sensation of noise (ringing or roaring) that is caused by a bodily condition and can usually only be heard by the person affected.
Buzzing or ringing in the ears. This can occur with dizziness or be a symptom on its own.
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Ringing in the ears even when no music is present. A common DJ affliction.
Tinnitus is a ringing, swishing, or other noise that is heard in the ears or head. It is a symptom of an underlying condition.
Ringing in the ears. Tinnitus has many causes including medications (such as aspirin, and other antiinflammatory drugs), aging, and ear trauma.
ringing in the ears or head noises
Hearing loss due to consistent loud noises.
The perception of ringing, hissing, or other sound in the ears or head when no external sound is present.
a condition that millions of people suffer from commonly known as "ringing in the ears." There is no known cause or treatment for this condition.
an unusual sound or ringing in the ears
a constant or intermittent ringing sound in the ears
The perception of the presence of a sound in one or both ears that is not associated with an external sound source. Tinnitus can be described as constant or intermittent and of various volume levels, pitches, and complexities (ringing, roaring, hissing, crickets, whistling, rushing, etc.).
Noises heard in the ear without any external cause, such as ringing in the ears. Can be a side effect of some chemotherapy drugs.
Sounds in the ears - ringing, buzzing, humming, whistling, roaring, hissing, clicking, chirping, or pulse-like sounds have been reported.
Ringing or other noises in the ears or head.
Noise or ringing in the ears; "head noise".
The perception of noise in the ear when the internally perceived sound is absent externally; any of a number internal head noises that accompany hearing impairment; also called ringing in the ears.
Noises in the ears including, ringing, whistling, booming, etc.
Ringing in the ears, caused by disorder of the eighth cranial nerve. Disorders can occur from virus infections, occasionally by blood clots to the brain, and commonly by taking medications such as aspirin.
Continual noise in the ears, such as ringing, buzzing, roaring, or clicking
The term for the perception of sound when no external sound is present. The sensation of ringing, roaring, buzzing, or clicking in the ears or head. An ailment that is associated with many forms of hearing impairment and noise exposure.
Buzzing or ringing in the ear.
A ringing, buzzing or hissing false sensation of sound, caused by dysfunctional nerves or hair cells in the cochlea.
ringing in the ears. Can be caused by any of a number of underlying problems.
a subjective ringing sound in the ear.
Noises heard from within the head (e.g., ringing, pulsating, or buzzing).
A ringing sound or other noise in the ear.
Tinnitus is commonly known as a ringing, roaring or other sound in a personâ€(tm)s ears, and it is more common among older people. Tinnitus may be constant, intermittent and/or may stop altogether.
The Condition"...Besides loud noises, other causes include severe head trauma, sinus and respiratory infections, ear infections, wax build-up, high blood cholesterol, TMJ problems, food allergies, certain types of tumors and a long list of other conditions..." Relationship to TMJ Problems"...Of a group of twenty patients with tinnitus, ten tested positive for TMJ dysfunction in all diagnostic tests used..."
persistent ringing in the ears often caused by repeated or sudden exposure to loud noises
ringing or roaring in the ear
Ringing in the ears. Sensation of a high-pitched sound that's not actually present.
Tinnitus (IPA pronunciation: or http://www.ata.org/, from the Latin word for "ringing"http://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=tinnitus&x=0&y=0) is the perception of sound in the human ear in the absence of corresponding external sound(s).