**Top Causes of Tinnitus**

1. Loud Noise - Probably the most obvious, but loud noises and listening to loud music for prolonged periods can lead too tinnitus. A common cause is listening to your ipod headphones too loud for extended periods.

2. Stress - Maybe less thought of, but stress at work or at home in your life is a leading cause of tinnitus. Tinnitus and ringing in ears is linked to high blood pressure. High blood pressure is also directly linked to stress. Reducing stress and your blood pressure may keep you in the clear of tinnitus.

3. Impacted Ear Wax - As the wax in your ear builds, it can become impacted and can cause tinnitus.

4. Head or Neck Injury - Any type of head or neck injury, including strains, pulled muscles, or “knocks to the head” will cause tinnitus.

5. Clogging of Blood Vessles - Clogged blood vessles, which can be caused by a variety of factors - the most common of which is high cholesterol - can cause tinnitus.

6. Allergies Your tinnitus can be caused by your allergies - even seasonal allergies (pollen, mold and others) can cause tinnitus and ringing in your ears.

7. Ear Infections If you get ear infections regularly, then one side effect can be tinnitus.

8. Ototoxic Drugs Ototoxic drugs, such as some antibiotics, chemotherapy treatments, and even diuretics can cause tinnitus.
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