I have a humming noise in my left ear that seems like tinnitus. Can you recommend medicine or tests?

An ENT physician should be consulted if there is a humming sound in one ear. To determine the cause, the physician may suggest an ear examination and a hearing test (audiometry). Depending on the cause, treatment may involve removing earwax, treating an infection, taking medication to relieve tinnitus, or using sound therapy as recommended.

What medicine or tests can help cure my tinnitus, characterized by ringing, buzzing, and hissing noises in the ear?

An ENT physician may recommend hearing tests (audiometry), ear examinations, and occasionally blood tests or imaging to determine the source of tinnitus because it typically requires investigation rather than a single treatment. Managing earwax or infections, addressing hearing loss, avoiding loud noises, and using medications or sound therapy as prescribed by the physician are all possible forms of treatment.

I am suffering from chronic tinnitus. Please suggest an effective treatment. I am 55 years old and work for the government.

An ENT doctor can assess you for chronic tinnitus using ear exams, hearing testing, and occasionally imaging to find any underlying reason. There is no one-size-fits-all solution, although management may involve sound therapy, hearing aids, stress-reduction methods, and medication if necessary.

I have type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure, and I currently take Wosulin 30/70 insulin and Telma H. I developed severe tinnitus after switching from Human Mixtard 50 to Wosulin insulin. Since previous treatments haven't worked, what medication can I take to treat this constant ringing in my ears?

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