Ears after a concert ofter happen because of the exposed to loud noise. When the ear is exposed to loud noise the sound waves of noise go inside the ear, and it excites the cochlea. When this happens, the nerves that are connected to the cochlea, responsible for the implementation of good information are damaged. With damage to the cochlea and the nerve , there is an excitement created within the brain. Meaning, ring-tone from the nerve connections in the brain capricious.
Audiologists have stressed that the most common cause of hearing damage to young people is constantly listening to music with headphones and speakers to loud or stay to close to the front during concerts. Most of them are complaining of ringing ears after the concert. It is a general rule, in order to determine if you're really in a noisy environment. If you're standing a few feet away from someone and you must raise your voice or shout to be heard.
Tinnitus is the term for ringing in the ears. The most common cause of tinnitus is said to be hearing loss. There are many other causes, but most of them are related to loud environments and hearing loss. appropriate care for our ears to avoid exposure to loud sounds can help prevent tinnitus.
Keep in mind that constant exposure to loud noise such as amplified music is said to be the most dangerous. When you use headphones for listening to music, do not increase the volume of your player for more than 60% of maximum volume and do not listen to music with headphones for more than 60 minutes at a time.
We must take good care of our ears. For those working with power tools, it is inevitable that your ears are exposed to loud sounds produced by these tools. Therefore, it is wise, to protect your ears before even thinking of a power tool. Keep away from firing guns and fireworks. When you go to a club where the music is loud , do not stay long and do not go often. Also, stay away from the speakers. If you experience ringing in the ears after a concert of more than 12-16 hours it is better to see an audiologist.
