Tinnitus and Medications

Medications are typically viewed as a positive way of treating a variety of conditions. Unfortunately, some pain medications, anti-inflammatory drugs, and even blood pressure medications can have negative side effects,…

Flonase is a commonly used over the counter nasal spray. It is used to help those who are struggling with ear pain, ear fullness, sinus congestion and more as a…

Omeprazole, a commonly used medication for conditions related to excess stomach acid such as Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), acid reflux, and ulcers, has been scrutinized for its potential link to…

Magnesium, a mineral well-known for its potential benefits in improving sleep and aiding digestive health, is also gaining attention for its role in hearing health, including its impact on tinnitus….

Tinnitus, a condition characterized by a phantom noise heard from within the head or ears and not an external source, affects about 15-20% of individuals worldwide. It may come in…

Tinnitus can be a debilitating condition for many who experience it. Therefore, it is not uncommon for those with tinnitus to often be prescribed medications to treat depression and/or anxiety….

Ben Thompson, AuD. Hey everyone, my name is Dr. Ben Thompson. Today we have a special podcast episode with a medical doctor. What a treat, what an honor. Thank you,…

Dealing with bothersome tinnitus can be very stressful. When left unmanaged, persistent tinnitus can spark anxiety, depression, insomnia, or even panic attacks. Many people who experience these distressing mental health…

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are a medication class known for their ability to alleviate pain, reduce fever, and quell inflammation. They function by blocking the production of certain chemicals in…

If you’re like many individuals who struggle with tinnitus, you may also find yourself experiencing frequent anxiety or trouble sleeping. Unfortunately, these conditions often co-occur in those with auditory issues. …