No! Dizziness and headaches are usually caused by physical problems, so it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible for examination. The auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of tinnitus and eye twitching is a kind of prediction for unknown things. It is one of China's traditional cultures. The method of tinnitus auspiciousness prediction and the method of eye twitch auspiciousness prediction mainly come from the traditional Chinese culture's "Yuxia Ji", which contains the method of predicting tinnitus. In "Yuxia Ji", it is recorded that different times, the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of tinnitus in different ears are also different. It is not that all tinnitus is just tinnitus. The prediction of tinnitus originated from the folk and has no scientific basis. For the majority of people, they should pay more attention to health maintenance in daily life, but it cannot be excluded that people with very strong sixth senses may have a certain perception ability towards certain things. Our method of predicting tinnitus auspiciousness mainly judges whether tinnitus in different hours and different ears is a great blessing or a great misfortune, or what kind of events are about to come. It is also very good to understand the method of tinnitus auspiciousness prediction, at least it can give you some psychological preparation to face some unknown things.

1. External ear lesions: Cerumen impaction, movable foreign bodies, etc., can cause tinnitus due to their contact with the eardrum, especially when the head moves. 2. Cochlear lesions in the inner ear: Early Meniere's disease causes low-frequency tinnitus when the cochlea's spiral organ is damaged. Ototoxic drugs, noise, and age-related cochlear damage can result in high-frequency tinnitus, accompanied by sensorineural hearing loss. 3. Middle ear lesions: Middle ear inflammation, Eustachian tube blockage, otosclerosis, etc., are common causes of tinnitus. Lesions around the middle ear cavity, such as jugular bulb tumor, anatomical abnormalities of the jugular vein or artery, arteriovenous fistula, etc., can cause pulsatile tinnitus. 4. Cardiovascular diseases: These are the most common causes of tinnitus, with about 10% being hypertension. Tinnitus is often pulsatile and synchronized with pulse and heartbeat. Atherosclerosis, narrowing of the lumen, and stenosis can also cause pulsatile tinnitus. Anemia can cause pulsatile tinnitus due to increased cardiac output. 5. Endocrine and metabolic diseases: Hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism can both cause pulsatile tinnitus. The former is due to increased cardiac output, while the latter is due to increased extracellular fluid or endolymphatic pressure. The incidence of tinnitus is higher in diabetes, autoimmune diseases, vitamin deficiency, iodine or zinc deficiency, and kidney disease. 6. Neurological and psychiatric disorders: Meningitis, concussion, brainstem tumors, and vascular lesions can cause tinnitus, known as central tinnitus. There is a certain relationship between mental state and tinnitus. Mental tension can change blood circulation and trigger tinnitus. Symptoms such as insomnia, dizziness, and memory loss often accompany tinnitus, but there is no organic lesion found during physical examination, and hearing tests show no abnormalities. There is also no neurological cause, and it is related to psychological disorders, classified as psychogenic tinnitus.
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