Tinnitus treatment
Tinnitus treatment: regaining soothed hearing
Tinnitus is a parasitic noise (whistling, buzzing, crackling) that you hear and that does not come from your environment. Occasional or permanent, they are often linked to hearing loss and can be very disturbing. Fortunately, there are solutions to alleviate them.
- Hearing impairment Can be associated with age or prolonged exposure to noise, and can sometimes be hereditary or congenital (present at birth).
- External factors Taking certain medications, earwax build-up, infections, exposure to ototoxic substances.
- Physiological factors Hypertension, excessive consumption of salt, alcohol or caffeine.
- Musculoskeletal disorders Cervical or jaw problems that can affect hearing.
A hearing screening is the first step to understanding the origin of your symptoms.
Tinnitus can disrupt your day-to-day life, but there are solutions to mitigate its impact. Once the problem has been identified, our audioprosthetists evaluate the options that can bring you real relief. Thanks to technological advances, it is now possible to integrate sound masking or amplification systems adapted to your hearing. If a customized solution can help, a Vos Oreilles Network audioprosthetist will guide you towards a range of products designed to improve your hearing comfort and quality of life. Don’t let tinnitus get the better of you!
Our hearing aid acousticians can offer solutions such as these:
- Hearing aids They enrich your external sound environment and mask tinnitus by compensating for sound to compensate for your hearing loss.
- Sound therapies Sound rehabilitation method using white noise, pink noise, brown noise and white noise generators.
- Stress management techniques Relaxation and anxiety reduction can help reduce the perception of tinnitus.
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