Advanced Treatment for Tinnitus

Ringing in ears is called as Tinnitus. Tinnitus can also sound like Buzzing, Roaring, Clicking, Hissing or Humming sound. You may experience tinnitus at any place or time – whether you are chatting on the phone, in a meeting, or even while relaxing in quiet place. You hear a sound that seems to come from nowhere and that only you can hear. Tinnitus can interfere with your concentration and prevent you from hearing what you want to hear, no matter how mild or severe, or how often or rarely, it occurs.

Tinnitus itself is not a disease, but a symptom of an underlying condition and there are several causes that can trigger tinnitus.

• Tinnitus due to Hearing Loss
• Tinnitus due to Aging
• Tinnitus due to Noise Exposure
• Tinnitus Due to Medications
• other factors for Tinnitus

Unfortunately, there is no known cure for tinnitus yet. There are lot of ongoing research to understand and find a definitive treatment. However, by finding the cause for the tinnitus, treatment plan for tinnitus is strategically planned based on the identified causes in each patient leading to successful reduction of effects of Tinnitus for many people who suffer for longtime. Few of such treatment plan includes:

• Progressive Tinnitus Management (PTM)
• Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT)
• Hearing Aids for Tinnitus
• Sound Therapy for Tinnitus
• Sleeping Aids like Sound Pillow for Tinnitus
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Tinnitus
• Stress and Anxiety Management

About 80% of the patients with tinnitus have some degree of hearing loss. However, tinnitus does not cause hearing loss, they go hand-in-hand.

Aging causes tinnitus by affecting the hearing system in many ways. Few common mechanisms are:

When you are exposed to loud noises, the tiny sensors in the inner ear called Hair cells will be damaged resulting in disruption of the sound signals to the brain. The brain may then create or amplify sounds that are not real. Tinnitus can affect one or both ears.

Some medications like painkillers, antibiotics, chemotherapy drugs, diuretics, anti-malaria drugs, antidepressants, and others have the capability of damaging inner ear sensors (hair cells).

Depending on the dose and patient conditions, these hair cells can die or severely damaged, resulting in permanent hearing loss and Tinnitus due to reduced information to Brain.

Other diseases also cause tinnitus, and few include:

With the Progressive Tinnitus Management (PTM) approach the treatment is planned in different levels based on each person problem, severity, and lifestyle.

This combination of following treatments like Hearing Aids for Tinnitus, Sound Therapy with Hearing Aids, Sleeping Aids with Sound Pillow, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Anxiety and Stress Management will help overcome the tinnitus and its severe effect on life.

Many individuals with tinnitus also experience hearing loss. Hearing aids for tinnitus masking enable those with hearing loss to hear external sounds, diverting attention from the internal tinnitus ringing.

• Tinnitus and hearing loss are often connected, and using a modern hearing aid designed for tinnitus can serve as an effective treatment.
• The best hearing aids for tinnitus masking not only amplify external sounds but also incorporate built-in tinnitus therapy, offering adjustable sound therapy to address hearing loss.
• Sound therapy involves introducing external noises, such as white noise, specialized ear masking sounds with filters, low-level music, or personalized sounds, to mask the troubling sounds of tinnitus.
• Wearing a hearing aid with tinnitus therapy provides relief by minimizing the perceptibility of tinnitus through the introduction of other sounds.

Those who have hearing Loss and Tinnitus, they gain benefit with hearing Aids not only for hearing but can also be used for Sound Therapy for Tinnitus.

For many patients the severity of tinnitus will be high and can directly affect their sleep to further increase the stress, for these patients one of the first treatment option is to reduce the effect of tinnitus on sleep to promote better sleep.

Use provide high quality sound pillows scientifically developed for Tinnitus and help program the sounds based on the clients needs na d tinnitus pattern to enhance the effective of it on the Tinnitus.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a therapy that helps the patient deal with tinnitus and its severe effects. It teaches the patient how to change their negative thoughts, feelings, and actions about tinnitus. It also helps the patient relax, cope, and form positive habits.

CBT for tinnitus is proven to be very effective and endorsed by experts. We will design the CBT for each patient based on their problems and test results, our speciality is that patient can do it online or in person, alone or with others, with our specialist. CBT usually takes 8 to 24 weeks in extremely severe cases, and depending on what patient want.

Stress and anxiety can worsen tinnitus, and tinnitus can increase stress and anxiety. This can create a negative feedback loop that affects your hearing and well-being. To break this cycle, you need to reduce your stress and anxiety levels with effective strategies, such as listening to relaxing sounds, exercising regularly, and taking medications if needed. This can help you manage your tinnitus and improve your quality of life.