Tinnitus relief: ringing in the ears

Hearing tinnitus or buzzing noises can sometimes be the result of taking aspirin or salicylates. Foods high in salicylates are almonds, apricots, cherries, nectarines, oranges, peaches, pickles, plums, prunes, all berries, apples, cucumbers, grapes, tomatoes, and many types of wine.

If you are seeking tinnitus relief through natural means, the first approach may be to change some of your eating habits. Avoid foods that form mucus, such as dairy, saturated fat, eggs, and red meat. Avoid all of the foods listed above that contain salicylates. Avoid all caffeine and alcoholic beverages.

As for supplements to relieve tinnitus or tinnitus noises, vitamin C, bioflavonoids, calcium, magnesium, N-acetylcysteine, trace elements, zinc, melatonin, vitamin A are known to help and the B complex. Periwinkle minor (Vinca minor) contains a compound that is used in Germany to help decrease hearing from the buzzing or buzzing sounds of tinnitus. In some people, tinnitus can also be relieved by taking Ginkgo biloba.

For those of you who are interested in finding tinnitus relief through homeopathic means, the following homeopathic tinnitus treatment is known to be effective in many people.

* Salicylic acid – by a roaring in the ears, accompanied by dizziness, digestive problems and a lot of intestinal gas.

* Kali iodatum: to hear the buzzing of tinnitus for a long time, accompanied by irritability and congestion of the head. Tinnitus relief from taking Kali iodatum is also for people who feel better outdoors.

* Chininum salicylicum: tinnitus relief in people with a body temperature below normal and fatigue.

* Chininum sulfuricum: If you hear tinnitus noises, such as violent buzzing and buzzing, and seek relief from tinnitus accompanied by itchy skin and pain in the neck and head.

* Carboneum sulfuratum: for the relief of tinnitus accompanied by hearing problems and tinnitus noises such as buzzing, singing and harp.

Homeopathic treatment for tinnitus, as with any homeopathic treatment, should be prescribed by a homeopathic practitioner and should be discontinued if it does not improve after three days.

Any hearing loss that does not resolve on its own within two weeks should be evaluated by a professional. Some of the symptoms associated with hearing loss can be a sign of a serious health problem that requires treatment.