5. Head and Neck Injuries
An injury to the head or neck region can cause a temporary bout of tinnitus. It is still best to mention it to your doctor if you’ve had whiplash or a head injury since it could be an indication of a kinked blood vessel. However, certain other types of neurological damage such as multiple sclerosis can cause long-term tinnitus.
If treated properly, tinnitus can be managed to make it less prominent or even cured in certain instances.
