Tinnitus Types and Causes

Medications that cause tinnitus can take many by surprise! Even everyday over-the-counter medicine for tinnitus and prescription treatments can be culprits. Whether you’re regularly taking NSAIDs, antidepressants, or allergy meds,…

How long does tinnitus last? You are not alone if you are asking that question. One of the most common concerns among the patients at Treble Health is: whether you…

Tinnitus is more than just a ringing in your ears. For many people, it is a constant distraction. It can affect sleep, focus, and mental health. Understanding the real causes…

Do certain sounds drive you crazy, or even seem to hurt your ears? Maybe dishes clanking, water running, driving in a car, or the crinkling of plastic? How about your…

Tinnitus is considered a disorder of phantom sound, or a disorder wherein a patient sometimes hears a sound without a definitive reason (though there are instances in which the “phantom”…

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…

Hearing loss is one of the most commonly identified causes of tinnitus, but there are many other factors that have been linked as possible causes. During your first visit, your…

Tinnitus is a hearing condition characterized by hearing phantom sounds, without an external cause. While conditions of the ear are often associated with exposure to loud noises, age, or infection,…

The eustachian tubes are small passageways that connect your middle ear to the back of your throat, also known as the nasopharynx. There is one eustachian tube in each of…

Chemicals are defined as “a substance obtained by a chemical process,” referring to the scientific study of the composition, structure, and properties of substances. There are many ways in which…