Tinnitus Treatment in Brentwood & Nashville, TN

Are you hearing a thumping, ringing or screeching sound in your ears?

Are these sounds a persistent problem?

Is this sound really disrupting your life?

You may be dealing with tinnitus (TIN-ni-tus) if you answered yes to these questions. If you hear a persistent ringing, swooshing, or clicking in your ears, it’s called tinnitus. You might be hearing it slightly in the background or it may be so loud that it’s having an impact on your daily life.

Most people probably don’t even know that several treatments exist that can help quiet down those sounds. You can get relief from this continual aggravation! We can help you alleviate your tinnitus symptoms by recommending your best treatment options.

If I’m Coping With Tinnitus, What Should I Do?

Tinnitus is experienced by millions of individuals. As we get older and our hearing starts to decline, we often also experience tinnitus. Other causes of tinnitus include medical conditions including tumors, allergies or heart conditions as well as exposure to loud noise and a reaction to certain medications.

Call or text us for a consultation if you’re experiencing tinnitus symptoms. After reviewing your medical history, we’ll perform a complete hearing screening. We’ll go over treatment options after determining the most likely cause of your tinnitus.

Types Of Tinnitus Treatment

We can identify the right treatment options for you by reviewing your medical history and doing a complete audiometric test:

  • Alternative Treatments: Alternative therapies including homeopathy, acupuncture, and herbal remedies like ginkgo biloba, have been shown to be effective for some people.
  • Hearing Aids: Tinnitus can be masked and hearing can be enhanced by the use of hearing aids. They can provide partial or even complete relief for most people who suffer from tinnitus.
  • Maskers: Low-level white noise is generated by these little hearing aid-like devices that cover up or mask tinnitus symptoms. Tinnitus sounds come in many frequency ranges and these devices can often be custom-programmed to deal with whatever frequency is being experienced.
  • Earwax Removal: It will probably come as a surprise that a buildup of earwax (cerumen) against the eardrum is often the cause of tinnitus. We can restore your healthy hearing by safely removing impacted earwax.
  • Medical Treatment: We will refer you to a physician for diagnosis and treatment if we determine that your tinnitus is a result of a medical issue rather than hearing loss.

Tinnitus treatment works! Let us help you get your tinnitus under control. Contact us today for a consultation.