I have high-pitched noise in my ears. It is a known medical condition but how is it called? Is it curable?
85464
It's called Tinnitus.  You should see an MD to determine the cause.  That will determine your treatment, and yes it is curable.
125860
You probbably have some water in your ear,if so put some perioxide in it, lay your head on the floor flat and then get up after you can no longer hear the noise.If this is not it it could be tinnitus, the cause is "palatal myoclonus" A muscle spasm in the palate is wiggling the eustachian tubes from the mouth end, and you hear a sound at the ear end when the tubes open. \nhope it helps you:)
992391
Gonna have to go to the doc for this one, Hon.  It could be a couple of things.  Maybe, an inner ear infection.  And you would need antibiotics.
908443
The noise you're describing is known as pulsatile tinnitus, and is probably generated by turbulence of the blood flow in the vessels near the ear. In some people this is normal, but there is also a possibility of this being due to an abnormality in the blood vessels near the ear (such as an aneurysm or an AVM). You should consult an ENT surgeon for further investigation, especially since in your case it has only been present for a week, and is associated with pain in the ear.
639818
Its called the stapes (stirrup) in the ear
562752
sounds like a blocked pore in your earlobe
132144
From what I have heard there isnt a cure for it..I used to have the same problem with tinnutis, the chiropractor helped me..The theory is a neck out of alignment presses on nerves that go to the ears. People with anxiety tend to  pop their back out of alignment alot..The chiropractor is worth a try..\n\n   Here are some other tips:\n\nCut back on or eliminate alcohol and beverages containing caffeine. \n\nStop smoking and using smokeless tobacco products. Nicotine use may cause tinnitus by reducing blood flow to the structures of the ear. For more information, see the topic Quitting Tobacco Use. \n\nExercise regularly. Exercise may prevent tinnitus because it improves blood flow to the structures of the ear. For more information, see the topic Fitness. \nMaintain a healthy weight. Tinnitus occurs more frequently in obese adults. For more information, see the topic Healthy Weight. \n\nAdd sources of vitamin B12 to your diet. Vitamin B12 helps the body produce a substance that protects the nerves in the inner ear, and some think it protects against tinnitus. Good sources of vitamin B12 include milk and dairy products, meat, and eggs.
1000423
Sounds like it might be a perilymphatic fistula; which is a rupture of the tissues of the inner ear, and the symptoms are similar to Meniere's.   I also recommend a Neurotologist as your next consultation.
216131
not usually, unless you don't treat it.  It's just an ear infection, don't worry!!
466907
As long as its not a "ringing". That is a symptom of high blood pressure at times.  Squeaking may be fluid in the ear....not sure. Call your doctor to be sure.
518292
Well an ear specialist is called an ENT or ear,nose and throat specialist. The rest of your question makes -no sense- so i can't help you there.
199999
There is no cure for tinnitus (ringing in the ears) in most cases. It can be caused by many different things (hearing loss, medications, ear wax, illness, etc...). However, if this is something that began recently you should see an otolaryngologist (ear, nose and throat doctor) about it to eliminate the possibility that it is caused by something more serious.\n\nMy best advice for living with it is to avoid very quiet places.
765619
It sounds like tinnitus.  It can be caused by many things.  Everyone experiences it at one stage or another in life - like when coming back from a rock concert or something.  Some times it can be related to other health problems, so it might be worth a visit to the doctor to see if it can be linked to any other problems you may have.  \n\nIf it IS tinnitus, at this stage, there is no cure for it.  There are some drugs on the market, but some of the most well known like Trebonin are actually severely over-hyped and have not had the success they claim to have had.  I found this out from my doctor when I went to enquire about using it myself!
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There's isn't a total cure, there are ways to alleviate the symptoms of Meniere's disease (vertigo, tinnitus, and temporary loss of hearing).  You can have various surgeries done to alleviate these symptoms.  Or there are certain medications that can be taken to help alleviate these symptoms.  In either case, you should discuss your options with your doctor, and together figure out your best course of action.
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You may have developed what's known as hypersensitive hearing. Unless it really bothers you alot, don't worry, it will likely go away. Sometimes medications can cause it, or even some illnesses in various phases. I experience this once in awhile, actually when my medication is not working so well. It's annoying at times, but kind of neat at other times. I've learned to enjoy the cocophony of sounds that I can hear.
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Sounds like an ear infection to me. If you are on campus go to the health center there and make an appointment, they usually have free services available to students. Otherwise, make an appointment with a doctor. You will need some perscription meds. Doesnt sound like anything serious though, dont worry!
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ringing in the ear can be caused by many things and the best way to treat it is to first find out what is causing the problem.  this requires extensive testing done by someone with experience and education.  there are some drugs but the etiology would need to be confirmed before drug treatment can be attempted.  There is nothing so new and revolutionary that i have heard or read about.  You still need to get a profesional opinion on this one.