Suffering from
Tinnitus?
Get treatment for 'ringing in the ears'
What is Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is the medical term for the sound in your ears that's not around you. It's commonly known as ‘ringing in the ears’,
If you are experiencing sounds that aren't made around you, sounding like ringing, humming, whistling, buzzing, or cicadas it is a Tinnitus condition.
Don’t be alarmed. This is not a disease; it’s often symptom of something else such as an ear infection, high blood pressure or, most commonly, hearing loss.
What Causes Tinnitus?
While any age can experience tinnitus, older adults are more likely to experience tinnitus due to age-related hearing loss.
Some of the more common causes include: hearing loss, ear wax, exposure to loud noises, ear infections, tumours, head injuries and some medicines
Tinnitus is the most common disability among army veterans (according to military.com) as well as a common cause for industry deafness.
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How to get rid of 'ringing in my ears'?
Finding the correct clinical advice is important with a tinnitus condition. While many will advice to “learn to live with it.” due to no cure for tinnitus, one can direct you to fantastic hearing aids and management techniques or identify underline cause that maybe treatable. A specialist audiologists can help you mask the discomfort.
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A comprehensive 60 minutes full hearing test at no cost.
All hearing checks are conducted by our partnered qualified audiology professional. During this time we make you feel as comfortable as possible.
The main objectives of the hearing assessment are to pinpoint hearing loss, measure the severity and analyse your ability to hear and comprehend sounds.
The assessment is made up of simple, non-invasive tests that include:
Hearing Test – you will be fitted with sound-calibrated headsets or earphones. A series of simple tones will play and you simply respond by pressing a button.
Speech Discrimination Test – you are asked to repeat words heard through headsets or earphones.
Tympanometry Test (also known as a middle ear test) – a quick objective test. A small plug is placed in your ear to examine the middle ear and how well your ear drum moves.
It allows your clinician to evaluate the function of the eustachian tube, upper auditory pathways and reflex contraction of your middle ear muscles.