Do your ears rustle in a noisy environment? Is it tinnitus?

There are two possible reasons for this situation: first, the hairs in your ear canal are very long (but a few people are born this way), and some hairs almost touch the eardrum. When you are in a noisy environment, the eardrum vibrates and rustles when you touch hair; In the second case, there is dry earwax (earwax) sticking to the eardrum in your ear canal, and it rubs against the eardrum after vibration to make noise.

If the above guess is correct, this is normal. If you find this feeling annoying, you can dip a cotton swab in glycerin (a cosmetic to prevent chapped skin on your hands in the store in winter) and gently turn it in the ear canal. Apply oil to the skin surface in the ear canal every day, and the rustling should be reduced or disappeared. Applying oil to the ear canal often helps to soften earwax and inhibit hair growth.

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