Tinnitus, the perception of ringing in the ears, can significantly disrupt sleep quality. This persistent auditory phenomenon disturbs the nervous system’s ability to promote feelings of drowsiness, leading to frustration and daytime fatigue.

Tinnitus, the perception of ringing in the ears, can significantly disrupt sleep quality. This persistent auditory phenomenon disturbs the nervous system’s ability to promote feelings of drowsiness, leading to frustration and daytime fatigue.

The most common symptom of pulsatile tinnitus is the thumping or whooshing sound in one or both ears. Patients report a pulsatile aural perception synchronized with their heartbeat, which can be debilitating during the day and disrupt sleep at night.

Hearing loss is a common sensory impairment that affects millions of people worldwide. In Canada, 60% of the adult population faces some type of hearing health problem. However, hearing assistive devices like hearing aids for people with this disability were almost nearly “unmet”.

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Tinnitus can manifest in different ways, depending on the individual circumstance and the underlying cause. Some tinnitus symptoms may come and go, while others worsen over time, especially when associated with age-related hearing loss. In this article, we’ll address common questions about this condition and potential tinnitus treatment.

Anxiety and tinnitus form a distressing cycle, with each intensifying the other. Sufferers often feel anxious and stressed because they never know when the sound will get worse. Even a small change in the tinnitus can ruin someone’s whole day.

Anxiety and tinnitus form a distressing cycle, with each intensifying the other. Sufferers often feel anxious and stressed because they never know when the sound will get worse. Even a small change in the tinnitus can ruin someone’s whole day.

Anxiety and tinnitus form a distressing cycle, with each intensifying the other. Sufferers often feel anxious and stressed because they never know when the sound will get worse. Even a small change in the tinnitus can ruin someone’s whole day.