Many people experience tinnitus when taking high-speed trains and passing through caves. After birth, babies may be taken to ride high-speed trains for various reasons. Will babies experience tinnitus while riding high-speed trains?
Whether it's a high-speed train or a train, because the entire carriage is in a closed state during travel, there will be a certain amount of pressure when entering and exiting the tunnel, which can easily cause discomfort in the ears. Tinnitus may occur because the baby's body is still relatively small, and every part of the body is fragile, so tinnitus may occur.
So, before taking the high-speed train, be careful not to feed your baby too much, and try not to eat anything greasy. If you have encountered a tunnel or any other situation, especially if your baby feels uncomfortable, you can give them water and let them maintain the same movement, which will reduce the degree of tinnitus.
In addition, when taking the high-speed train, it is important to try to keep the baby in a relatively happy mood. You can chat with the baby, listen to music, especially wear headphones to distract your attention. In addition, you can give the child some plum blossoms or let them sleep, which can effectively reduce the impact of tinnitus.
