Why do our ears ring after listening to really loud music?
609158
someone will come along and answer this better than me! but i think its something to do with the fine hair things in our ears (forget what there called) they get bent down during loud nusic, they try to get back to normal and create this sound while trying to get back to normal.(am i making any sense here) my ears are ringing now as i have just come in from a club!
1116046
It may be a sign of tinnitus, a ear infection, that causes hear loss, it may just be in your head, you should defiently stay away from loud noises, if you have a MP3 player, IPOD, or any other electronic device that is in direct contact to your ear try to turn it down, at loud concerts, use semitransment earplugs. Get your doctor involved, get a checkup.\n\nClick on the link below to find out more about tinnitus.\n\n(i deserve a best answer for this)
285406
I would imagine doing something like that would expose your ear(s) to too much loud noise, and could damage your hearing.
56548
everyone reacts to different kinds of stress. some are visual, some are auditory. and people can react differently depending on the sound. \n\nthe reaction isn't really conscious. just happens when you hear certain sounds. so it sounds like you're super-sensitive to bells.
951775
http://www.ata.org/\nhttp://www.medterms.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=20474 :\nRinging in the ears: Medically called tinnitus, this can arise in any of "the four sections of the ear" -- the outer ear, the middle ear, the inner ear, and the brain -- and can be due to many causes including ear infections, fluid in the ears, Meniere syndrome (the combination of tinnitus and deafness), some medications such as aspirin and other nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), aging, and ear trauma (such as from the noise of planes, firearms, or loud music). In rare situations, tinnitus may also be due to an aneurysm or an acoustic neuroma (a benign tumor on the acoustic nerve). Woodwind players are more likely to experience tinnitus than other orchestral players, probably because they usually sit just in front of the brass. If tinnitus persists or its cause is unknown, a hearing test (audiogram) should be done. Measures can be taken to lessen the intensity of tinnitus or to mask it.
653440
It could be tinnitus and you should see your doctor--unless maybe you still have the earbud to your ipod in it?
678628
This can actually be related to a heart irrythmia/blood pressure issue....when the blood pressure changes dramtically it can effect your hearing.  You might hear something that sounds like a breeze or vibration and it is because of the arties near your ear drum.\nProzac is fairly benign for most people.  Although supposedly it can cause mania in undiagnosed bipolar patients which would be auditory hallucinations.  Do bring up any concerns with your doctor and if you feel that they are not hearing you out get a new one.  There are alot of crappy psychiatrists out there.  Get one that displays empathy.
161050
ringing in the ear can be caused by many things and the best way to treat it is to first find out what is causing the problem.  this requires extensive testing done by someone with experience and education.  there are some drugs but the etiology would need to be confirmed before drug treatment can be attempted.  There is nothing so new and revolutionary that i have heard or read about.  You still need to get a profesional opinion on this one.
1149294
squeaky sounds like brakes, scratching the black-board have very high frequencies. Human ear has an ear-drum which vibrates at same frequency as incoming sound waves. so high frequency sounds cause discomfort within our ears.
528013
my ears because they are super sensitive.
588650
No we can hear them.  We may go deaf, but we can hear them.  What we can't hear is very very very high pitched or very very very low pitched sounds.  The higher it goes the louder it seems even tho the sound intesity has not changed.  The lower, the quieter.  IT has to do with the physics and chemistry of your ear drum and the way the hammer (forgot the actual term, sorry) strikes the drum of your ear.
176548
I have the same thing...it's not specific to one ear or another.  But there are times when I'll hear something that sounds like soft footsteps or tapping, and I've realized it's my heartbeat!\n\nI don't know anything specific to stop this, but in general, you can lower your heart rate with long, deep breathing.  That's helped me in the past.
624696
I have it too from a car accident.  So far none of the things I have tried or places I have been sent have worked.  I think we are stuck with it.  One thing I do is put headphones on and listen to music when I fall asleep.  It sort of distracts me from the ringing.
1013797
This happens to me. It is a radio frequency issue. Ususally if you have some kind of wireless device near your computer, the radio frequency interferes. For me, it is my cell phone near my speakers. I always know when my cell phone is going to ring, because my computer speakers make that same strange buzzing noise before hand. I think this problem is primarily systematic with cheap $20 COMPUSA speakers.
517653
look up "tinnitus". or maybe its just one "n". that will explain it.
601249
Some classical music have an extra ordinary effect on me. I have to stop what I'm doing and listen to it.  I feel it  filling up my body it's so beauty.  I don't know why music has that effect on humans.  There must be a scientific reason.
765619
It sounds like tinnitus.  It can be caused by many things.  Everyone experiences it at one stage or another in life - like when coming back from a rock concert or something.  Some times it can be related to other health problems, so it might be worth a visit to the doctor to see if it can be linked to any other problems you may have.  \n\nIf it IS tinnitus, at this stage, there is no cure for it.  There are some drugs on the market, but some of the most well known like Trebonin are actually severely over-hyped and have not had the success they claim to have had.  I found this out from my doctor when I went to enquire about using it myself!