Tinnitus and Other Health Concerns

A vestibular schwannoma, also known as an acoustic neuroma, is a benign, non-cancerous tumor. This type of tumor grows on the vestibular nerve that goes from your inner ear to…

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…

While travel is often a highlight of the holidays, many people who experience tinnitus may find themselves anxious at the thought of taking to the skies this season. Between the…

If you have tinnitus, you may have come across information that suggests staying away from alcohol. Is this true? The answer will likely surprise you.  Alcohol has been reported to…

Do you have ringing in your ears or suffer from tinnitus? If so, you’ve probably looked for ways to ease or relieve the sensation to improve your quality of life….

Acoustic Neuromas and Tinnitus Have you ever wondered if that persistent ringing in your ears is a sign of significant problems between your ears?  Short answer: probably not. Most ringing…

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

July 4th is right around the corner, and that means that there will be no shortage of fireworks! Everyone enjoys a good firework show, but it is important to stay…

How Impacted Earwax Buildup Impacts Your Hearing Health Many folks often wonder if earwax is responsible for hearing loss and/or tinnitus. In order to answer this, it is first necessary…

Ben Thompson, AuD. Hello, and welcome to episode 21 of the Pure Tinnitus & Hearing Podcast. This episode will focus on hearing. We are speaking with Dr. Jacob Iveland, audiologist…