Tinnitus

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  This New Smartphone App Offers Relief For Debilitating Tinnitus

  MindEar, a novel app, offers relief for individuals dealing with tinnitus through a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, meditation, and sound therapy.

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  Long-Covid Patients Continue To Struggle With Brain Function For At Least Two Years: Study

  The neurological symptoms include brain fog, numbness, tingling, headache, dizziness, blurred vision, tinnitus and fatigue.

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  Watch: Chinese Woman Suffering From Ear Pain Finds Spider Nesting Inside

  The doctors in China's Sichuan province performed an endoscopy that revealed a fake eardrum. When it was peeled away, the doctors found a spider raising a family.

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  Elon Musk Claims His Neuralink Brain Chip Could ‘Cure’ Tinnitus in 5 Years. but Don’t Hold Your Breath

  Neuralink, a Silicon Valley start-up backed by Elon Musk, has developed a neuroprosthetic brain-computer interface device. According​ to Musk's claims, this chip might prove useful in curing tinnitus, the neurological condition that causes ringing in your ears, within next five years. Neuroscientists back Musk's claims as they are broadly optimis...

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  "Seasick And Drunk': Australia Coach Justin Langer Reveals Health Scare

  Justin Langer, who is preparing for a four-Test series against India starting in Adelaide next week, said tinnitus, vertigo and vestibular migraines struck out of the blue during the World Cup in England.

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  Doctors Couldn't Quiet The Loud, Nonstop Crunching Noise In Her Head

  Maryjane Behforouz's attempts to ignore the disturbing noise in her head always ended in failure, leaving her feeling increasingly desperate. No one seemed to know what was causing the nearly constant clicking - or sometimes crunching - sound that was so loud it would wake her in the middle of the night.

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  What Is That Ringing Sound In My Ear?

  Tinnitus makes you hear weird whistling, roaring, ringing and hussing sounds.

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  Exposure To Airborne Ultrasound Can Trigger Health Problems

  Increasing exposure to airborne ultrasound in locations such as railway stations, museums, libraries, schools and sports stadiums can lead to nausea, dizziness, migraine, fatigue and tinnitus in people, researchers report.

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  When It's Noisy, Even Justin Bieber Wears Earplugs

  The lowly earplug, generally a cheap piece of spongy foam, is starting to gain attention as a safety device - akin to seat belts, sunscreen and bike helmets - that can protect ears from the damage caused by the loud noises of everyday life.

• Higher Intake of Caffeine May Lower Ringing in the Ears

  If you're a woman suffering from constant buzzing in one or both ears, then you might be a victim of tinnitus. Tinnitus refers to a constant ringing in the ear and differs in severity for different people. In some cases it can also inhibit a person from...

• High Caffeine May Lower Ear Ringing Sensation in Women: Research

  If you are a woman and suffering from ringing or buzzing sound in the ear when there is no outside source of the sounds, increase your tea and coffee intake.

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  Chris Martin suffering from tinnitus

  Singer Chris Martin contracted the debilitating condition over 10 years ago and has now started wearing earplugs in a bid to protect his hearing.

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  Cell phones can cause another kind of ringing

  Regular cell phone use may increase the risk of developing persistent ringing in the ear - a condition known as tinnitus.

• Tinnitus interferes with mental tasks

  People who suffer from chronic, moderate tinnitus (or ringing in the ears) may have more trouble performing demanding cognitive tasks.

• Loud noise exposure increases tumour risk

  Prolonged exposure to loud noise increases the risk of acoustic neuroma, tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and disequilibrium.