For people just beginning their journey with tinnitus, navigating the onslaught of information and advice can be pretty overwhelming. This primer aims to guide you through the condition, separate fact…
Coping with the incessant noise of tinnitus can be not only mentally taxing but also physically draining. Numerous studies have established a strong correlation between tinnitus, fatigue, and concurrent psychological…
Tinnitus is a condition wherein the perception of sound occurs in the absence of an external auditory stimulus. While this may seem unusual, tinnitus actually affects approximately 10-25% of the…
Tinnitus disproportionately affects certain groups within the population, and military service members are particularly at risk. The frequent exposure to high-decibel sounds, coupled with a heightened susceptibility to various mental…
Tinnitus is a hearing condition characterized by hearing phantom sounds, without an external cause. While conditions of the ear are often associated with exposure to loud noises, age, or infection,…
Many tinnitus patients are not fully aware of the extensive impact that the condition may have on their overall well-being. The severity of tinnitus often correlates with the intensity of…
The sound of tinnitus can be aggravating on its own, but did you know that there are sounds that may actually worsen the sound of your tinnitus? Your tinnitus triggers…
If you’re like the vast majority of people with tinnitus, that persistent ringing in the ears is “all in your head.” That doesn’t mean you’re imagining it – hearing that…
The internet is swimming with supposed fixes for tinnitus. Some of these suggestions or treatment plans are legitimate remedies and management practices, but unfortunately, some rely on unsubstantiated evidence, or…
Tinnitus is a complex auditory condition that can manifest in various ways, often described as a persistent ringing or buzzing in the ears. Understanding how tinnitus develops and potentially worsens…
If you’ve ever noticed a high-pitched ringing sound in one or both ears, you may have wondered “What is that?” It may continue for only a few seconds, or could…
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