Auditory memory causes ” noise in the head ,” according to a study. Once again, the brain is responsible. Researchers specializing in the auditory system have been able to determine the underlying cause of tinnitus. According to the study, these annoying “noises in the head” occur due to the existence of an auditory memory formed in our brain. Therefore, people with congenital deafness do not suffer from “tinnitus” because they have never perceived sounds that would allow them to generate such a memory.
We’ve probably all heard a noise, a ringing , or a buzzing in our ears at some point in our lives, even though there’s no external source. Suddenly, it goes away.
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