Otosclerosis: A Surprising Cause of Tinnitus (That Can Be Cured)
Otosclerosis is a disease of the ear that results in abnormal bone growth. These growths affect function of the middle ear bones, leading to issues with hearing – including tinnitus. …
Otosclerosis is a disease of the ear that results in abnormal bone growth. These growths affect function of the middle ear bones, leading to issues with hearing – including tinnitus. …
Bimodal stimulation is a fancy name for a simple concept – a method of simultaneously providing two different modes of sensory stimulation. When it comes to tinnitus treatment, the currently…
Perusing the wide array of available hearing aids on the market can be pretty overwhelming, especially if you’re just getting started with looking at your options for hearing loss treatment….
One of the leading tinnitus treatments that we use at Treble Health are tinnitus maskers – devices that are very similar to hearing aids and are worn on the ears…
Living with tinnitus or hyperacusis can be difficult, especially when negative thoughts and emotions take over. Many people with these conditions feel frustrated, overwhelmed, and even hopeless at times. But…
If your doctor has ever suggested that it may be time for hearing aids, you’ve likely found yourself lost in a maze of information as you navigate options, price points,…
We know tinnitus to be the perception of a sound in either the ear or head that is not due to external stimuli. This means tinnitus is hearing a sound…
If you struggle with tinnitus, you may have heard your physician tell you to avoid salt – as well as caffeine, alcohol, and a few other favorite vices. We’re here…
Tinnitus is the perception of hearing sounds in the ears or head, and the sounds can be different for every person. Typical sounds include ringing, buzzing, humming, and clicking. Depending…
Vertigo isn’t just a hit Alfred Hitchcock movie – it’s a type of dizziness that can be unusually strong. It can happen for seconds or hours at a time and…
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