Tinnitus and Other Health Concerns

Tinnitus is not an autoimmune disorder itself, but is often linked to autoimmune disorders. The precise reason for the ties between chronic tinnitus patients and autoimmune disorders and other disorders…

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…

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects communication, social interaction, and behavior. It is estimated that 1 in 54 children in the United States has been identified…

If changing weather sets off bells in your ears, you’re not alone. There’s a wealth of evidence that temperature changes can cause a spike in tinnitus. This raises two questions: Why…

While tinnitus is a condition in and of itself, it is frequently accompanied or caused by other conditions, many of which do not initially seem to be related. Changes in…

Our inner ear system is comprised of two very important mechanisms: hearing and balance. When asked to choose which is more important, most people will say “hearing.” However, it is…

The ear is a tiny but complicated system within the body, and any number of things can affect our hearing and result in damage or blockage to our hearing ability….

Blurred vision and tinnitus can occur at the same time, but they aren’t always related. Although these are two separate symptoms that are often experienced separately, there are quite a…

The word tinnitus may have the “-itus” ending, but it is not a disease. On its own, tinnitus does not cause fever, it’s not contagious, and it doesn’t necessarily mean…

As medical research advances, increasing bodies of evidence demonstrate that the human body does not always work cohesively. In some cases, different aspects of the body can essentially begin to…