There are a large number of causes that may lead to tinnitus, including problems in the inner ear and damage to its cells, or some physical problems.

1- Tinnitus is formed as a result of the presence of glues in the ear and as a result of infection with some infections that form these glues, which in turn affect hearing and make these sounds that are similar to rattles.

2- Some types of tinnitus in the ear result from taking some medical drugs and drugs such as aspirin, antidepressants, some antibiotics, and others.

3- The formation of tumors and masses in the blood vessels that may cause some defects and closures that cause tinnitus.

4- Some damage and damage to the auditory nerves results in continuous tinnitus, and it can never be cured, but it can be adapted to live with it.

5- High pressure above its normal rate, or severe pressure drop.

6- Exposure to an allergic disease has a role in the occurrence of tinnitus.

7- An imbalance in the blood sugar level and instability, in addition to anemia.

8- Problems and diseases of the thyroid gland may cause tinnitus.

9- Exposure to some accidents and injuries to the head and neck towards the ear.

10. Age-related hearing loss. Exposure to loud noises.

11- Meniere's disease.

12- Migraine headache.

13- Drink a lot of coffee and smoke cigarettes.