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It would seem that tinnitus has been recognised as an ailment for thousands of years. The Egyptians recognised it as such and treated the ear with oil and other infusions. We don’t know if their ministrations were successful! The Romans too recognised tinnitus and in fact the word tinnitus itself comes from the Latin word ‘tinnire’ which means ringing (as of a bell) and a ringing noise is one of the most common to tinnitus sufferers. It is thought that the Romans too treated tinnitus by using oil inserted into the ear.

Professionals in the field now talk about tinnitus management rather than tinnitus therapy per se. There are five main types of tinnitus therapy and under a tinnitus management program any one or more of these therapies might be used. Psychological Therapy, Hypnotherapy, Medication Therapy, Acoustic Therapy and Holistic Therapy are the main types.

When you first experience the symptoms of Tinnitus it can be really very worrying, as with anything new this is understandable. However once you fully understand it’s effects and treatment there are many positive things that can be done. I will share with you what I feel is the best Tinnitus advice that exists.

Noise is a form of auditory distraction. Hearing is a passive action, where as listening is an actual voluntary action where the subject wants to understand what it hears. With the presence of auditory distractions in the home, such as TV, musical toys, kitchen appliance and noise in general, a child’s capacity for learning and listening becomes greatly affected.

Tinnitus can be a persistent, annoying sound in your ear that no one else can hear. There is no discernible cure for tinnitus. Most treatments lessen or mask the symptoms of tinnitus. However, most physicians recommend preventing tinnitus by protecting the body, ears and brain.