What is Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is the phenomenon of hearing sound, or a ringing in your ears (or head) when an external environmental sound is not present. Tinnitus affects roughly 1/5 of the population; If you’re experiencing symptoms of Tinnitus, you’re not alone.
Most patients describe the effect of Tinnitus as a ringing in the ear; it has also been described as a hissing, whistling, or buzzing sound. However, the extent and symptoms of Tinnitus vary from patient to patient, as well as the harm tinnitus causes.
While Tinnitus is not considered a condition or a disease, it may be attributed to an underlying condition, including ear infection, high blood pressure, or the onset of hearing loss.
Symptoms of Tinnitus can come and go without a definitive ending, which is why it is important you speak with a hearing specialist about your Tinnitus experience.
Most patients describe the effect of Tinnitus as a ringing in the ear; it has also been described as a hissing, whistling, or buzzing sound. However, the extent and symptoms of Tinnitus vary from patient to patient, as well as the harm tinnitus causes.
While Tinnitus is not considered a condition or a disease, it may be attributed to an underlying condition, including ear infection, high blood pressure, or the onset of hearing loss.
Symptoms of Tinnitus can come and go without a definitive ending, which is why it is important you speak with a hearing specialist about your Tinnitus experience.
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Ready to Take Command of Your Tinnitus?Your first step to relief is scheduling a consultation with our hearing specialist. During your visit we help you determine the severity of your Tinnitus and which treatment options are best suited to your level of discomfort. At Hearing Resolutions Center, our goal is to help you find the solution that allows you to return to life before Tinnitus took hold. Call to schedule your consultation today.
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Tinnitus Treatment
While a cure for Tinnitus has yet to be discovered, there are treatment methods that can mitigate and reduce the symptoms. A local hearing specialist can assist in defining your symptoms, possible causes, and severity of your Tinnitus. Once assessed, your hearing specialist can recommend a solution; successful treatments include comprehensive ear cleaning, cognitive and behavioral therapies, training, and masking.
For moderate to severe Tinnitus, many patients have benefited from masking hearing devices.
A link between the onset of hearing loss and Tinnitus has been connected, and hearing aids fitted with noise-masking features have shown success in treating Tinnitus, even before hearing loss has been detected.
For moderate to severe Tinnitus, many patients have benefited from masking hearing devices.
A link between the onset of hearing loss and Tinnitus has been connected, and hearing aids fitted with noise-masking features have shown success in treating Tinnitus, even before hearing loss has been detected.
Tinnitus Masker
A hearing aid can be utilized to create customizable and soothing sounds to relieve the aggravating sounds of Tinnitus. A tinnitus masker is a consistently successful new method of managing Tinnitus symptoms, offering all-day control and relief.
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