Weird ear noises

[Bougainvillea]

Okay, I'm hearing a whole bunch of different frequencies. And it hurts terribly. I'm getting a headache. I told my mom, she didn't believe me. Does anyone know what it might be?

[Cromm]

Well... I'd think the first thing you need to figure out is if these frequencies are actually there. There are any number of things that can cause you to think you're hearing something, when you're really not. It could be an inner ear problem, a nerve problem, or even a psycological one.

Regardless, if hearing these things gives you headaches frequently, you should see a doctor, and possibly get a referal to an audiologist. He can tell you whether the sounds you're hearing are real or the result of some medical condition.

[Bougainvillea]

I think I have nerve damage. Or, actually, when you're hearing these things, it's ear cells dying. I can still hear them, but my mom won't do anything!

[kyle95]

i get that from swimming or from sleeping on a hard pillow that hurts my ear.

[MoveAlong]

Is the TV on? Is there a noise-maker around? (our house has one, which makes a noise that keeps bugs away)

Do your friends have the mosquito ringtone?

[Bougainvillea]

Nope. Even when I'm outside alone. It's there all the time. I'm on the verge of tears because it so annoying and painful

[MoveAlong]

This sounds like a medical condition. Maybe inflammation. I'd see a doctor.

[Bougainvillea]

I can't! My bitch slave keeper won't take me!

[bagel]

You need to make your mom understand that you are really suffering. She's probably just blowing you off because she doesn't think anything is really wrong. If you're really suffering and your mom won't take you to the doctor, you need to get someone else to take you, like a friend's parent or a relative.

http://www.medicinenet.com/tinnitus/article.htm