It's late at night. The house has finally gone quiet, everyone's asleep, and you're lying in bed waiting for sleep to catch up with you too. That's usually when it shows up — a thin, high-pitched ringing, or maybe a buzz, a hiss, even a soft hum like a mosquito that never lands and never leaves. You check if a fan is on. You check if it's outside. It isn't. It's just... there. In your ear. And nobody else can hear it but you. fig 1. why is my ear ringing? If that sounds familiar, you already know how strange and honestly a little scary tinnitus can feel the first time — like your body is playing a sound only you're tuned into. Here's the first thing Dr. Sanjeev Mohanty wants you to know, and it usually brings people real relief just to hear it: tinnitus is a symptom, not a disease. It's not something wrong with your ears making noise for no reason — it's your ear, or sometimes your brain's hearing pathways, reacting to something under...
Dr.Mohanty's Speciality ENT Clinics
With more than 25 years of rich clinical experience in the field of EAR, NOSE, THROAT, HEAD & NECK ailments, it is supplemented by robust academic credentials too.