Currently, there is no magical cure against tinnitus.
There is also no catch all cure for all patients suffering from tinnitus.
The good news is that some research is being performed to find the cure for it or an effective treatment.
Until this cure is found, tinnitus can be somehow quieted, although this is not a cure.
The underlying cause of it is still not completely understood.
Doctors know that people with tinnitus were exposed to a loud sound, over 100 db, which provoked a harm in their inner ears.
However, it is not known for sure why some people suffer a temporary damage and others only a permanent damage after being exposed to a loud sound.
Tinnitus can also be caused by a disease not related to what we hear.
No loud sounds is needed to provoke tinnitus in some cases.
If the underlying health issues are cured, tinnitus disappears, since there is no permanent ear damage that cannot be cured.
The most simple treatment is the removal of wax by an audiologist or doctor.
Too much earwax can also cause tinnitus.
It is not a cure, but it helps in many cases.
Some not gravely affected people feel like cured, after a earwax cleaning.
The most intrusive treatment against ringing ears is drug therapy.
It provides some relief to most patients.
However, some medicines have some side-effects.
Only a health-care provider can prescribe a treatment for you.
Often different medications must be tested to find which one works best for you.
The most technically treatment is an implant.
Many people with complete hearing loss have found relief using a device called cochlear hearing aide implant.
The cochlear hearing aide implant enables these individuals to hear any sound around them, it diminishes the tinnitus in a considerable way.
This is also not a cure, it has proven to provide relief from severe tinnitus symptoms.