Tinnitus and Hyperacousis
Define Tinnitus and Hyperacusis
Tinnitus is any type of noise you hear that others don't hear. Tinnitus can be ringing in the ears, static or it can sound like power lines. Hyperacusis is an abnormal sensitivity to loud sounds. Some of the best and most unbiased information about tinnitus and hyperacusis can be obtained at the American Tinnitus Association website.
Causes of Tinnitus and Hyperacousis
Is tinnitus related to hair loss? Does hearing tinnitus mean I have hyperacusis? Can I heal tinnitus with natural treatments? Believe it or not, there are more than six hundred causes of tinnitus or hyperacusis, so it is important to have a full evaluation to asses what types of things can be done to treat yours. It is important to find an audiologist with advanced training in tinnitus. Dr. Barbara Jenkins is a tinnitus specialist who happens to have tinnitus herself. By the way, tinnitus in some cases can be related to hair loss!
New Tinnitus Treatment
Neuromonics is the first FDA approved treatment for tinnitus in the United States. It as been successfully used for more than 14 years in other parts of the world. Dr. Jenkins was one of the very first audiologists in the nation to provide this successful tinnitus treatment, and is still one of its most active professionals. For detailed information on neuromonics, you can go to Neuromonics.com.
Dr. Barbara Jenkins established the Tinnitus Treatment Center, LLC to provide this specialized tinnitus treatment for her patients. Research on other new tinnitus treatment options and hyperacusis is progressing. The US military is even providing us with information about what is working for our soldiers. Dr. Jenkins will inform you of what may help you with your tinnitus after your evaluation.
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