What Is Tinnitus?

Tinnitus test — it’s usually the first step to figuring out what’s going on when that annoying high-pitched noise just won’t go away. If you’re hearing ringing, buzzing, or even…

Tinnitus is not a disease. It is a symptom of other problems. There are signs of tinnitus including hearing loss, loud noise exposure, earwax buildup, stress, circulation issues, head injuries,…

Can tinnitus cause hearing loss? While tinnitus itself doesn’t directly damage your hearing, it often signals changes or damage within your auditory system, and in some cases, it may point…

Imagine sitting in a quiet room, only to be met with a relentless ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound that no one else can hear. If this sounds familiar, you’re not…

The more we learn about tinnitus, the more we see the complex ways in which the symptoms can present themselves. These symptoms can impact every part of daily life, whether…

The term GABA tinnitus is something of a misnomer; although GABA levels can contribute to tinnitus, the role of GABA concentrations in tinnitus are currently being evaluated to determine how…

Tinnitus can be both bothersome and frustrating. Many patients find that identifying the cause of the ringing in their ears requires numerous doctor visits and specialized tests, which can be…

Did you know that tinnitus affects more than 50 million people in the United States? At Treble Health, we know that sometimes you may feel completely alone with your tinnitus;…

Tinnitus is most often described as experiencing a perception of sound when there is not an external source of sound that can be identified in the immediate environment. Although it…

Nearly everyone has encountered the occasional ringing in their ears at some point. Often, this phenomenon is brief, lasting just seconds or minutes, particularly after exposure to loud noises, such…