Constant ringing in my ears?

Tinnitus: Go to ENT doctor. Get audiogram to check hearing. Depending on hearing test, may need x ray of auditory canals, might need MRI with mra and mrv if thrombosis is suspected.

Tinnitus: You might be describing tinnitus, which in and of itself isn't necessarily an issue but due to some underlying cause. Best to go see your family doc for an evaluation & referral to ENT if necessary. In meantime, check out http://www.Mayoclinic.Com/health/tinnitus/ds00365 and http://www.Entnet.Org/healthinformation/tinnitus.Cfm for more info.

Family practice : Tinnitus is ringing of the ears. It is caused by inflammation of the inner ear. The hair fibers of the inner ear are very delicate it is often associated with dizziness. Menieres syndrome exposure to loud noises. Ear wax empaction and infection. Rarely a small tumor called acoustic neuromaay be the cause. If it persists get it checked out.