Tinnitus Management Requires Better Assessment and Education

Tinnitus is a symptom of a neurological disorder affecting the brain’s auditory function. It presents as ringing, buzzing, hissing, roaring, or whooshing sounds, which really do not exist, like a mirage in the desert.

Tinnitus interferes with your hearing capacity, understanding conversations, interrupts sleep patterns, or makes it difficult to concentrate while working.

Tinnitus Management Requires Better Assessment and Education

Tinnitus is a symptom of a neurological disorder affecting the brain’s auditory function. It presents as ringing, buzzing, hissing, roaring, or whooshing sounds, which really do not exist, like a mirage in the desert.

Tinnitus interferes with your hearing capacity, understanding conversations, interrupts sleep patterns, or makes it difficult to concentrate while working.

Tinnitus Management Requires Better Assessment and Education

Tinnitus is a symptom of a neurological disorder affecting the brain’s auditory function. It presents as ringing, buzzing, hissing, roaring, or whooshing sounds, which really do not exist, like a mirage in the desert.

Tinnitus interferes with your hearing capacity, understanding conversations, interrupts sleep patterns, or makes it difficult to concentrate while working.

Common Causes of Tinnitus

Tinnitus can have many possible causes, and understanding them is the first step toward finding relief

Hearing loss

Frequent exposure to loud noises

Medications (more than 200 types of medicines can contribute to tinnitus)

Heart and blood vessel malfunctions

Jaw or neck issues

Allergies

Tumors

Common Causes of Tinnitus

Tinnitus can have many possible causes, and understanding them is the first step toward finding relief

Hearing loss

Frequent exposure to loud noises

Medications (more than 200 types of medicines can contribute to tinnitus)

Heart and blood vessel malfunctions

Jaw or neck issues

Allergies

Tumors

Common Causes of Tinnitus

Tinnitus can have many possible causes, and understanding them is the first step toward finding relief

Hearing loss

Frequent exposure to loud noises

Medications (more than 200 types of medicines can contribute to tinnitus)

Heart and blood vessel malfunctions

Jaw or neck issues

Allergies

Tumors

How Is Tinnitus Treated?

There are a number of effective management techniques providing varying levels of relief

Hearing Aids

Amplify external sounds to reduce tinnitus perception and improve hearing clarity overall.

Sound Maskers

Emit gentle background sounds that help mask tinnitus and make the ringing less noticeable.

Medication Therapy

Uses prescribed drugs to ease tinnitus-related anxiety, depression, or sleep disturbances.

Tinnitus Relief Apps

The ReSound Tinnitus Relief & Widex Zen Tinnitus apps can prove very effective.

Tabletop Sound Generators

Play calming nature or white noise sounds to distract from tinnitus and promote relaxation.

Sound Generator Pillows

Built-in speakers play soothing sounds directly under your head to ease tinnitus at night.

How Is Tinnitus Treated?

There are a number of effective management techniques providing varying levels of relief

Hearing Aids

Amplify external sounds to reduce tinnitus perception and improve hearing clarity overall.

Sound Maskers

Emit gentle background sounds that help mask tinnitus and make the ringing less noticeable.

Medication Therapy

Uses prescribed drugs to ease tinnitus-related anxiety, depression, or sleep disturbances.

Tinnitus Relief Apps

The ReSound Tinnitus Relief & Widex Zen Tinnitus apps can prove very effective.

Tabletop Sound Generators

Play calming nature or white noise sounds to distract from tinnitus and promote relaxation.

Sound Generator Pillows

Built-in speakers play soothing sounds directly under your head to ease tinnitus at night.

How Is Tinnitus Treated?

There are a number of effective management techniques providing varying levels of relief

Hearing Aids

Amplify external sounds to reduce tinnitus perception and improve hearing clarity overall.

Sound Maskers

Emit gentle background sounds that help mask tinnitus and make the ringing less noticeable.

Medication Therapy

Uses prescribed drugs to ease tinnitus-related anxiety, depression, or sleep disturbances.

Tinnitus Relief Apps

The ReSound Tinnitus Relief & Widex Zen Tinnitus apps can prove very effective.

Tabletop Sound Generators

Play calming nature or white noise sounds to distract from tinnitus and promote relaxation.

Sound Generator Pillows

Built-in speakers play soothing sounds directly under your head to ease tinnitus at night.

Tinnitus Testing and Management at the Hearing Center of MCC

The first step in tinnitus management requires identifying the type and severity of your specific case of tinnitus.

We specialize in providing the necessary evaluation of your tinnitus and provide the appropriate education to make adequate tinnitus management choices. By educating you about your condition, we help to reduce stress and anxiety while providing advice related to the most up-to-date management techniques available.

Tinnitus Testing and Management at the Hearing Center of MCC

The first step in tinnitus management requires identifying the type and severity of your specific case of tinnitus.

We specialize in providing the necessary evaluation of your tinnitus and provide the appropriate education to make adequate tinnitus management choices. By educating you about your condition, we help to reduce stress and anxiety while providing advice related to the most up-to-date management techniques available.

Tinnitus Testing and Management at the Hearing Center of MCC

The first step in tinnitus management requires identifying the type and severity of your specific case of tinnitus.

We specialize in providing the necessary evaluation of your tinnitus and provide the appropriate education to make adequate tinnitus management choices. By educating you about your condition, we help to reduce stress and anxiety while providing advice related to the most up-to-date management techniques available.

Have Your Tinnitus Assessed

There are solutions for that ringing in your ears!

Because tinnitus starts out small and snowballs in severity, early identification and treatment is a crucial element in achieving the best possible outcome. For successful management, you must first have an accurate, professional assessment of your condition.

To schedule an appointment for an evaluation of your condition, fill out and submit our Tinnitus Handicap Inventory form.

Have Your Tinnitus Assessed

There are solutions for that ringing in your ears!

Because tinnitus starts out small and snowballs in severity, early identification and treatment is a crucial element in achieving the best possible outcome. For successful management, you must first have an accurate, professional assessment of your condition.

To schedule an appointment for an evaluation of your condition, fill out and submit our Tinnitus Handicap Inventory form.

Have Your Tinnitus Assessed

There are solutions for that ringing in your ears!

Because tinnitus starts out small and snowballs in severity, early identification and treatment is a crucial element in achieving the best possible outcome. For successful management, you must first have an accurate, professional assessment of your condition.

To schedule an appointment for an evaluation of your condition, fill out and submit our Tinnitus Handicap Inventory form.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tinnitus

If you have any other questions, please contact us.

How do I know if I have tinnitus?

Tinnitus is one of the most diagnosed conditions out there— if you’re hearing a sound without a source, whether that sound be a ringing, whistling, whooshing, roaring, or fluttering in your ears— chances are you’re dealing with tinnitus.

Is tinnitus permanent?

Can stress worsen tinnitus?

Why does my tinnitus get louder at night?

Is tinnitus linked to hearing loss?

How long will my tinnitus screening take?

Can tinnitus be cured?

Frequently Asked Questions About Tinnitus

If you have any other questions, please contact us.

How do I know if I have tinnitus?

Tinnitus is one of the most diagnosed conditions out there— if you’re hearing a sound without a source, whether that sound be a ringing, whistling, whooshing, roaring, or fluttering in your ears— chances are you’re dealing with tinnitus.

Is tinnitus permanent?

Can stress worsen tinnitus?

Why does my tinnitus get louder at night?

Is tinnitus linked to hearing loss?

How long will my tinnitus screening take?

Can tinnitus be cured?

Frequently Asked Questions About Tinnitus

If you have any other questions, please contact us.

How do I know if I have tinnitus?

Tinnitus is one of the most diagnosed conditions out there— if you’re hearing a sound without a source, whether that sound be a ringing, whistling, whooshing, roaring, or fluttering in your ears— chances are you’re dealing with tinnitus.

Is tinnitus permanent?

Can stress worsen tinnitus?

Why does my tinnitus get louder at night?

Is tinnitus linked to hearing loss?

How long will my tinnitus screening take?

Can tinnitus be cured?

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and Physicians for Over 45 Years

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Hear from our patients about their experience with us

Trusted Hearing Experts in Pensacola Bay, Gulf Breeze, and the Surrounding Areas

Trusted By Tens of Thousands of Local People, Families,
and Physicians for Over 45 Years

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Schedule a Tinnitus Assessment Today

If tinnitus is causing you distress, then we highly recommend seeing a specialist as soon as possible.

Complete the adjacent form to request your tinnitus assessment appointment.

Schedule a Tinnitus Assessment Today

If tinnitus is causing you distress, then we highly recommend seeing a specialist as soon as possible.

Complete the adjacent form to request your tinnitus assessment appointment.

Schedule a Tinnitus Assessment Today

If tinnitus is causing you distress, then we highly recommend seeing a specialist as soon as possible.

Complete the adjacent form to request your tinnitus assessment appointment.

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Change, especially regarding something as personal as your hearing health, can feel intimidating. Many of us worry whether switching to new hearing aids is worth the leap.  

For many, hearing challenges creep in silently, starting with inconvenient missed voices and eventually evolving to isolation and disconnection from the sounds of life we cherish most.

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Our latest hearing health blogs, articles & resources

Change, especially regarding something as personal as your hearing health, can feel intimidating. Many of us worry whether switching to new hearing aids is worth the leap.  

For many, hearing challenges creep in silently, starting with inconvenient missed voices and eventually evolving to isolation and disconnection from the sounds of life we cherish most.

Learn five essential questions to ask before booking an appointment, ensuring you receive ethical, personalized care.

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Cochlear Implants

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Pensacola, FL 32514
(Builiding 2 | 2nd floor)

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