New Tinnitus Treatment Available
People who experience tinnitus describe hearing different and sometimes variably changing and intertwining sounds like ringing, hissing, roaring, crickets, screeching, sirens, whooshing, static, pulsing, ocean waves, buzzing, clicking, and dial tones.
If you are asking yourself, Do I have tinnitus? and think you might be experiencing any of these forms of tinnitus, we encourage you to call us right away to schedule a tinnitus consultation or general hearing exam to learn more about your specific condition and treatment options.
If you are asking yourself, Do I have tinnitus? and think you might be experiencing any of these forms of tinnitus, we encourage you to call us right away to schedule a tinnitus consultation or general hearing exam to learn more about your specific condition and treatment options.
Because there is such a range in the sounds of tinnitus, each person experiences tinnitus a little bit differently and needs support attuned to their specific hearing needs and treatment, all follow-up hearing care is done from the comfort of your own home, or private care facility.
What is tinnitus?
Tinnitus which may affect one or both ears is noise that originates within the ear instead of from the outside environment.
While some people have ringing of the ears, others experience humming, buzzing or even a whistling sound. While tinnitus is typically not a serious condition, it is frequently accompanied by hearing loss. It does not, however, cause complete deafness.
In addition to the noises, other possible tinnitus symptoms include:
Tinnitus which may affect one or both ears is noise that originates within the ear instead of from the outside environment.
While some people have ringing of the ears, others experience humming, buzzing or even a whistling sound. While tinnitus is typically not a serious condition, it is frequently accompanied by hearing loss. It does not, however, cause complete deafness.
In addition to the noises, other possible tinnitus symptoms include:
- Dizziness
- Pain in the ear
- Headaches
Can hearing aids help ease ringing of the ears?
Yes they can!
While no current cure exists for tinnitus, there are effective methods that provide some comfort and relief, including hearing aids.
Hearing aids reduce the stress associated by straining to hear and by partially masking ringing or buzzing of the ears.
If you think you suffer from tinnitus, contact us for a free hearing test.
We offer a number of hearing aids that have Tinnitus Therapy built into them. There is no reason to suffer any longer!
Yes they can!
While no current cure exists for tinnitus, there are effective methods that provide some comfort and relief, including hearing aids.
Hearing aids reduce the stress associated by straining to hear and by partially masking ringing or buzzing of the ears.
If you think you suffer from tinnitus, contact us for a free hearing test.
We offer a number of hearing aids that have Tinnitus Therapy built into them. There is no reason to suffer any longer!
Tinnitus - Ringing in the Ears
If you experience frequent ringing of the ears, you most likely suffer from tinnitus. You are not alone!
Tinnitus impacts nearly 50 million Americans.
"At Sound Solutions Hearing Care we understand how hard it can be to live with this condition".
We aim to educate people about what the constant sound people hear is, how they got it and what can be done about it as well as treat those who are currently suffering from it!
If you experience frequent ringing of the ears, you most likely suffer from tinnitus. You are not alone!
Tinnitus impacts nearly 50 million Americans.
"At Sound Solutions Hearing Care we understand how hard it can be to live with this condition".
We aim to educate people about what the constant sound people hear is, how they got it and what can be done about it as well as treat those who are currently suffering from it!
DeWayne Casey
NPI #1962734533
Mobile Hearing Specialist
Mobile Hearing Specialist
Sound Solutions Hearing Care
10145 Ford Avenue, Suite C,
Richmond Hill, GA, 31324
10145 Ford Avenue, Suite C,
Richmond Hill, GA, 31324
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Earning us the highest level of hearing aid dispensing accreditation, and they are committed to maintaining ongoing education to your hearing health. - IHS Member
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