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Tinnitus & Sound Sensitivity

Tinnitus and sound sensitivity — common but potentially chronic and disruptive hearing conditions — can be successfully treated by an experienced audiologist.

How it Works

1

Comprehensive Evaluation

We assess your tinnitus characteristics and how they affect your daily life, conducting specialized tests to understand your specific situation.

2

Identify Treatment Options

Based on your evaluation, we develop a personalized management plan that may include sound therapy, hearing devices, or other proven approaches.

3

Ongoing Support and Adjustments

We work with you to refine your treatment plan, making adjustments as needed to ensure optimal relief from tinnitus symptoms.

Tinnitus and Sound Sensitivity Treatment

We specialize in managing tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and sound sensitivity conditions. Our evidence-based treatments help reduce the impact of these symptoms on your daily life and overall well-being.

Relief from persistent tinnitus symptoms

Improved tolerance to everyday sounds

Better sleep and concentration

Enhanced overall quality of life

Benefits of Professional Treatment

Managing tinnitus and sound sensitivity requires a personalized approach backed by audiological expertise.

Tinnitus and Sound Sensitivity

When you hear a clicking, swooshing, buzzing or other perception of sound when none is actually present, you are experiencing tinnitus (pronounced “TIN-itus” or “ti-NIGH-tus”). A common temporary condition, tinnitus can become a chronic, debilitating health issue.

Sound sensitivity—a condition that can be associated with tinnitus—causes you to have less tolerance for loud noises, so that you experience distress at lower volumes than other people.

Tinnitus Treatment

To find relief from these symptoms, there are treatment options to reduce the perceived effects of tinnitus and sound sensitivity. They include:

  • Methods that improve general wellness
  • Hearing aids for tinnitus
  • Sound therapy
  • Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (member of Tinnitus Retraining Therapy Association)
  • Cognitive Behavioral Techniques
  • Bidmodal Stimulation Therapy

We now offer bimodal stimulation therapy, an innovative approach that combines auditory and tactile stimulation to help retrain your brain to manage tinnitus. This scientifically-proven method has shown promising results in reducing tinnitus symptoms, especially for those with moderate to severe tinnitus.

Additionally, we provide virtual tinnitus coaching services, allowing you to receive expert guidance and support from the comfort of your home. This remote option ensures that you can access our specialized tinnitus care regardless of your location.

While a tinnitus cure has not yet been found, it is known that noise exposure, medication reactions and hearing loss are associated with the condition.

Tinnitus relief and symptoms can be very different from patient to patient. If you are experiencing prolonged, disruptive tinnitus or sound sensitivity, Audiology & Hearing Services of Charlotte can help identify the audiology treatments that will let you manage your symptoms. Our comprehensive approach, including the latest in bimodal stimulation therapy and convenient virtual coaching options, ensures that we can provide personalized care tailored to your specific needs.

While there's no cure, our treatments can significantly reduce tinnitus awareness and impact.

Treatment duration varies, but most patients notice improvement within a few months.

Many modern hearing aids include tinnitus management features that can provide relief.

Various factors can contribute, including noise exposure, certain medications, or medical conditions.

Coverage varies by provider. Our staff can help verify your benefits for tinnitus treatment.

Common Questions About Tinnitus Treatment

Many people have questions about managing tinnitus and sound sensitivity. Here are answers to help you understand our treatment approaches and what to expect.

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