Tinnitus
Tinnitus or wheezing is an ear problem, men are more likely to be infected than women, and may be a sign of a problem such as an injury to an auditory nerve that connects the ear to the brain, the brain’s auditory center, or a circulatory dysfunction , the auditory bone in the ear that moves the drumbeat, the presence of tumors in the brain, or obstruction in the auditory channels.
It can be due to aging only, it may occur for a short time after attending a loud concert, or hearing a loud voice for a period of time, and this type quickly disappears automatically, and vary the tinnitus from person to another, it can be temporary and can cause distortion on hearing, and may be continuous, or sporadic.
Tinnitus treatment with herbs
There are many herbs that help you get rid of tinnitus:
- Sesame oil: Sesame oil is placed in sering, and a drop of it is placed in the ear before bedtime.
- Onions: Add a little onion, add a little olive oil, heat in a pan on the fire, then let it cool, separate the onions from the oil, and use the oil in the ear every day.
- Poppy: A drop of poppy oil is placed in the ear once a day.
- Fenugreek: Take a spoon of non-roasted fenugreek seeds, boil the amount in a glass of water, and drink once a day.
- Hawthorn: Take a handful of hawthorn leaves, put in a pint of boiled water, leave for fifteen minutes, then drink a cup of it three times a day.
- Radish: squeeze the radish head to get a water, and put a drop of juice in the ear before immortality to sleep.
- Spinach: Spinach can be eaten in all its forms, such as soup, tablets, or salad.
- Mustard: Grind a teaspoon of mustard seeds so that it becomes a soft powder, put in a small piece of gauze, and placed in the ear all night long.
Tips for Ear Health
- Clean the glue in the ear.
- Sit in a quiet place and stay away from the noise.
- Stay away from smoking.
- Practicing exercises.
- Minimize the drinking of stimulants especially coffee.
- Sleep for hours is enough.
- Avoid stress and anxiety.
- It is also possible to chew gum, or pretend to do so, especially when exposed to tinnitus during travel due to pressure difference, or fill the mouth with air with the closure of one of the nostrils, in order to try to equalize the internal and external pressure.