Tinnitus is an annoying problem a large number of people face. People who suffer from tinnitus often hear a constant ringing in their ears. If you are one of those people suffering from the symptoms of tinnitus, then you’ve come to the right place. TIP! Avoid...
If you don’t already experienced the ringing, screeching and whooshing noises in your ears – congratulations. Technically speaking, tinnitus is any buzzing, ringing or similar noises in the ear that are not caused by an external stimulus. So, What Is Tinnitus?...
I know from experience that little things can make my tinnitus worse. Or make it better. At least for a while. Loud noise, for sure, can make my head sing like a screeching radio. I’ve gotten pretty good about protecting my ears from noises. Ear protection for...
What do you do when there aren’t many medical options available to relieve your tinnitus? There are a few drugs you can take, such as Tocainid, Carbamazepin or Gabapentin. But there’s no history that these drugs offer long-term relief from those noises in...
You’ve seen your doctor about the whistling, ringing noises in your ears. The noises come and go – you can hear them “best” in a quiet place. They seem to go away (or get much quieter) when you”re concentrating or are listening to...
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