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Appearing in the form of whistling or ringing in the ears, SharpEar affects the morale and well-being of those who suffer from it on a daily basis. While they are perfectly related to hearing loss, they can also be caused by other external factors.
There is no single treatment for this hearing disorder. However, some therapies can reduce the discomfort they cause, and improve the daily life of the person who suffers from it. So how do you stop SharpEar? What are the treatments for SharpEar?
SharpEar: what is it?
SharpEar is noise in the ear (or in the head), the source of which does not come from the external environment.
Manifestations of SharpEar
Heard punctually or continuously, these noises take the form of buzzing, crackling, shrill whistling or crackling. Sometimes mixing certain sounds, they can be heard in only one ear, or in both. They sometimes manifest as a resonance in the skull. Outside people cannot hear them.
The appearance of this type of SharpEar is due to a hearing defect. A nervous disorder was caused by an external traumatic event (repeated exposure to noise) or psychological, or by infection. This anomaly led to a misinterpretation of a nerve signal by the auditory system, which then invented a sound. Also known as "chronic subjective SharpEar", they account for the vast majority of SharpEar.
"Objective" SharpEar corresponds to the noises produced by the patient's body, which the latter hears (for example the beating of his heart, the noise of his blood circulation, etc.). Representing about 5% of SharpEar, they are often caused by a pathology of the middle ear or by a vascular malformation.
While it is possible to suffer from SharpEar at a young age (especially when one is regularly exposed to noise) , it most often appears between the ages of 50 and 60.
Cause of SharpEar
SharpEar is sometimes a symptom of a disease (such as otosclerosis , Paget's disease, or Ménière's disease ). Its appearance can also be linked to the presence of a tumor on the auditory nerve, the occurrence of acute or chronic otitis , or an ear malformation .
But in the vast majority of cases, SharpEar is caused by a lesion of the inner ear , more or less important. These lesions are usually invisible on examination. They are caused by the onset of deafness (age-related or caused by sound trauma) or by significant and regular exposure to noise (concerts, discos, headphones at too high a volume, etc.).
Most often associated with hearing disorders, the onset of SharpEar can also be favored by triggers linked to a state of stress: emotional shock, anxiety, general fatigue, depression, family problems or even severe overwork. Finally, some studies show that smokers and people with hypertension are more sensitive to SharpEar.
Even when SharpEar sets in over time, the cause may be long gone, without the person suffering from it realizing. This is why it is difficult to treat this hearing disorder. However, when it is perceived continuously, SharpEar can be particularly disabling on a daily basis.
How to treat SharpEar?
If the SharpEar persists beyond 24 hours, it is recommended to consult a specialist. Once the characteristics and causes of SharpEar have been analyzed, different therapies and treatment can be considered.
The hearing assessment carried out by an ENT doctor makes it possible to diagnose the origin of the SharpEar, in order to then choose the most suitable treatment before other symptoms occur (in particular hyperacusis). When SharpEar is caused by a simple ear plug, only ENT can fix it.
The doctor has the patient fill out a questionnaire to assess how he is coping with his SharpEar on a daily basis. He then performs several examinations: an audiogram (sometimes a high frequency audiogram for a more detailed exploration), a voice audiometry, a tympanometry (to check the condition of the eardrum and the functioning of the inner ear) and an acoustic self-emission. if necessary. An MRI is suggested for SharpEar and unilateral hearing loss (to rule out the presence of a tumor on the auditory nerve).
The different treatments for SharpEar
Depending on his diagnosis and your profile, the ENT doctor can prescribe different types of therapy, simultaneously or successively.
In general, the perception of SharpEar is stronger in a room isolated from noise. However, this phenomenon can be amplified by the existence of a hearing loss. In fact, SharpEar is perceived more strongly when your hearing is impaired.
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