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The ringing in your ears is called Tinitus and is commonly associated to changes with our hearing or auditory process. Medical advice should be sought to ensure there is no medical cause or for referral to an ear nose and throat specialist for further assessment.
There is no cure for Tinitus however most people learn to manage the symptoms very well. If support is needed we recommend the Tinitus Association of Victoria www.tinitus.org.au or the British Tinitus association www.tinitus.org.uk. Both these sites have current and credible information about Tinitus management. Beware of other sites offering miracle cures.
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Tinitus is a classic symptom of TMJ (jaw joints) disorder.
This is a disorder treated to varying degrees of efficacy by most dentists
I run a collection myofunctional orthodontics/TMJ practices in Bondi Junction (NSW), Upper Coomera (QLD), Robina (QLD) and Brunswick Heads (NSW).
Please visit myobrace.com for more info, and you can book in for a personal consultation with me at any of these locations.
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=12pxThe buzzing or ringing sound can be persistent, intermittent, and prolonged and this is a condition known as tinnitus. If hearing loss is present, hearing aids are likely to reduce the problem. Another option to help people manage is the use of a Therapeutic Noise Generator, a device which looks like a hearing aid and is recommended for people with no hearing loss. It produces a blend of external sounds which stimulate fibres of the hearing nerve, helping deviate attention away from the tinnitus.
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Also get an Audiogram done....
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