People with TMJ disorders are 8x more likely to have tinnitus. Here's everything you need to know about TMJ tinnitus, including a self-test and home exercises.
There is strong evidence that menopause and tinnitus are connected. Many women notice an onset or worsening of tinnitus as they transition into menopause.
People with tinnitus often suffer from some sleep disorders. These can often make tinnitus much worse. Learn how to sleep with tinnitus today.
Severe tinnitus isn’t just an ear problem—it’s a brain disorder. Discover the new tinnitus treatment that targets the neurological root cause of loud ringing.
Reactive tinnitus is a subtype of tinnitus where sounds trigger a worsening of symptoms. Learn about its causes and the latest treatment options here.
While tinnitus doesn’t cause dementia, research does show a correlation. Learn the true facts about tinnitus and dementia here.
Struggling with tinnitus and hyperacusis? Learn about causes, symptoms, and hyperacusis treatment options to reduce sensitivity and improve quality of life.
Somatic tinnitus occurs when neck and jaw issues influence tinnitus loudness, but what’s often overlooked is its connection to migraine.
Effective tinnitus treatment doesn’t just mask the sound—it targets the brain’s role in loud tinnitus, leading to lasting relief.
Explore the connection between ADHD and tinnitus, highlighting shared pathophysiology, symptoms, triggers, and treatments. Learn how NeuroMed is addressing this link.
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Considering the Lenire device? Read this first by Dr. Hamid Djalilian, otologist and tinnitus specialist.