Shar (Dallas, Texas USA) on 09/18/2024

I have been using this site for as long as it has been up and I didn't see anything like this in the stuff under tinnitus and thought I would share.

Sometimes it’s hard to determine the source of tinnitus in an ear. If you hear it in one ear, there could be an infection or debris. I went to a doctor and was told I had an ear infection. After using prescribed antifungal and eardrops, the issue returned, accompanied by a migraine. An NP suggested rinsing the ear, so I bought Neti Rinse, designed to clear earwax and debris.

**Steps:**

1. Pour hydrogen peroxide into the affected ear and let it sit for 5 minutes.

2. Use a bulb syringe filled with warm water to rinse the ear.

I found a tiny piece of debris that may have been causing my pain. I’m glad I solved it!