Tuesday, November 30, 2010

How Effective Is Drug in Helping out Tinnitus?

By Timothy Tylor


Apparently, there is no drug invented to help or cure tinnitus. Tinnitus is an ear disease that involves several issues that should be given proper attention. This ear problem has different types and one is the pulsatile tinnitus. When the blood vessels narrow and reach the neck and head region it can cause tinnitus. Likewise, it is also caused by increasing the level of cholesterol level.

Ear specialists found treating the tinnitus challenging due to the fact that the cause is difficult to identify. Despite of the fact that there are drugs available that can help out the distressing ear problem yet the result is not satisfactory. This means that the conventional drugs deemed to be good for curing tinnitus only suppresses the symptoms and not the root cause of the ear problem.

The available drugs used in curing tinnitus include Acamprostate, Botulinum toxin, Clonazepam, Melatonin, Setraline, Sodium fluoride and Tricyclics. However, you should think many times before using the drugs. Instead, you can consider using holistic option and changing your lifestyle. Yet, you should think about which option would be suitable in your condition.

The holistic approach reduces the level of anxiety and stress at the same time controls the level of blood pressure. The good point about this treatment is that it allows free blood flow in such a way that the blood vessels are not narrowed. That is why the damage in the Cochlear nerve is repaired.

By using the holistic approach, the level of anxiety and stress are reduced and eventually controls the blood pressure. When this happen the blood vessels will not constrict and enables a free flow of blood in the blood vessels. In this way, the Cochlear nerve that is damaged will be repaired.

In like manner, you also need to know the contributing factors of the problem in order to fix them permanently. Doing this is the only way to let tinnitus fade away. Keep in mind that drugs would only worsen the situation that is why you should consult first an ear specialist.




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