Ringing in the ears is a very uncomfortable condition. You feel as if there is an alarm ringing in your head. It can be considered akin to the situation they show in movies when someone experiences a searing sensation in their head and ears when they are next to a bomb that bursts. You often get this condition after you listen to loud music for long periods of time over several days.

• If you are experiencing ringing in the ears due to a continuous exposure to loud noises over time, it may go away in a few hours. Do not panic thinking about how to stop ringing in the ears. Instead, try to relax and stay away from any further loudness. Try not to further aggravate the symptoms. If the ringing sensation persists after a day, visit a doctor immediately to obtain the right treatment.
• At times, ringing in the ears may be a result of an underlying condition (not related to loud noises), which is treatable. If this condition is treated, your ringing sensation will go away. If you have a lot of wax accumulated in your ears, get it cleaned. Removing excess build-up of earwax can help relieve the symptoms of ringing ears.
• If none of the above methods are working and you still do not know how to stop ringing in the ears, visit a doctor. Have your doctor examine your blood vessels. Impaired blood circulation can make the condition worse. Also, let your doctor know about your medical history. Ringing ears may be a side effect of certain medications.

One of the foremost tips that most people have found have while trying to look for solutions for ringing in the ears is prevention. In other words, avoid listening to extremely loud music or working in loud environments. Noise cancelation sets cut out the noise if you are working in drilling or mining environments. You may also wear your earphones to keep away from the surrounding noise. However, if the damage is already done, there are several treatment methods to alleviate you of its symptoms and the damage.