Tinnitus and Other Health Concerns

Blood pressure is defined as the pressure of blood pushing against the walls of the arteries within the body. There are three major types of blood vessels found in the…

Sinusitis is widespread and impacts millions of people annually. It can cause an array of symptoms such as nasal, sinus, and ear congestion, pain in the ears, and even new…

Tinnitus fluctuations are discrete periods where one’s tinnitus gets perceptibly louder. These periods often occur out of nowhere and can trigger further anxiety, stress, and worry. While the causes of…

Tinnitus, a condition characterized by persistent noise in the ears, and panic attacks, episodes of extreme fear and anxiety, may seem unrelated at first glance. Yet, emerging research suggests a…

If you’re experiencing problems with your vision as well as tinnitus symptoms, such as a ringing in your ears, you’re not alone. Tinnitus symptoms may be related to health conditions…

Have you ever heard a thumping, tapping or clicking noise in your ears that occurs randomly and seemingly for no reason?? Although uncommon, you may be experiencing a condition known…

Traumatic brain injuries can be life-altering events that trigger short-term to long-term health effects – including tinnitus.  Many people who have suffered a concussion, or traumatic brain injury, report a…

Cancer treatments have improved in recent years, but some of the most effective treatments can be associated with annoying and uncomfortable side effects like tinnitus.  Tinnitus is the perception of…

The connection between tinnitus and mental health is well-known, and many people with severe tinnitus have a strong psychological response to the constant ringing in their ears.  But could neurodevelopmental…

Did you know there is a connection between the chronic pain arising from phantom limb pain and the distressing audio from chronic tinnitus? They may seem like two unrelated conditions,…