A Tinnitus Definition by itself can be confusing. Simply put, the condition occurs when you hear a constant ringing or buzzing sound in your ears when there is no external source causing the sound. We’ll cover a few things about what you can do about tinnitus...
“The perception of sound where no real sound exists.” With my own tinnitus I find this statement to be 100% true. Most tinnitus sufferers hear a constant barrage of sound that’s generated in our ears – or in our brains. Some people (me...
Here’s an exciting video about drugs that can cause tinnitus. I think that by now we do have positive proof that tinnitus can be caused by (and made worse by) many common prescription and over-the-counter drugs, known by the term ototoxic drugs. This video is...
Did you know that 50 million Americans suffer from tinnitus? Many cases of tinnitus come with varying degrees of hearing loss, so this malady can really make hearing difficult. Listen to Josef as he discusses tinnitus. Maybe you can get a few nuggets on how to treat...
Have you tried Sound Therapy for your Tinnitus? I have found that some of these soothing sounds (like the rain storm) can be a great way to avoid the ringing of tinnitus. I think, IMHO, that sound therapy can help you mask or even have the ability to ignore your...
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