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Tinnitus isn't a disease, it's a problem in which a person hears clicking, buzzing, swishing, or ringing on one or both ears. The condition can be caused by medications, tumors, ear trauma, exposure to loud noises, and Meniere's syndrome. The sounds coming from the ear can be so bothersome that it affects the person's quality of life.
A: Yes. Tinnitus is phantom noise nobody else hearsâsuch as ringing, clanging, or whistling. How and why tinnitus occurs remains largely a mystery, but itâs well known that some drugs, notably aspirin, can cause or worsen it. Tinnitus is often associated with hearing loss.Aspirinâs potential effect on hearing was first reported soon after the drug was synthesized more than a century ago.ow and why tinnitus occurs remains largely a mystery, but itâs well known that some drugs, notably aspirin, can cause or worsen it. Tinnitus is often associated with hearing loss. Aspirinâs potential effect on hearing was first reported soon after the drug was synthesized more than a century ago.