Tinnitus, the perception of ringing or buzzing in the ears, can worsen at night when distractions fade; however, there are ways to manage it.Â
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Tinnitus – a persistent ringing, buzzing, or humming in the ears, has been linked to body composition, particularly in men with obesity.
Tinnitus, often described as ringing or buzzing in the ears, can result from ototoxic medications like antibiotics, chemotherapy, or pain relievers.
A new app is revolutionizing tinnitus care with innovative therapies, offering hope to millions affected by relentless ringing and humming.Â
MedRx has introduced a comprehensive tinnitus assessment test within the MedRx Studio software, allowing clinicians to closely match a patient’s tinnitus sounds with precision.
While research shows no definitive dietary triggers, some people report links between certain foods and symptom changes.Â
Emerging research in the United States suggests a potential link between erectile dysfunction (ED) and tinnitus.
Emerging research highlights a surprising risk: video gaming at high sound levels could lead to hearing loss.
During Tinnitus Week 2024, a courageous brain tumor survivor shares his journey with tinnitus, which began after his diagnosis and recovery.
A recent study analyzed the relationship between tinnitus and body composition in adults with normal hearing.