March 2015 Archive

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Normal Audiogram Tinnitus

Written by AudioNotch Team on March 21, 2015

Categories: Tinnitus Research

Tags:  normal audiogram tinnitus


I've written about this previously here, but I decided to reproduce the article below since it's coming up so frequently: The development of tinnitus has a strong association with hearing loss. The association is so strong that many researchers believe that hearing loss is the most common cause of tinnitus – the...

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Acoustic Co-ordinated Reset

Written by AudioNotch Team on March 9, 2015

Categories: Tinnitus

Tags:  Acoustic Co-ordinated Reset


Tinnitus is a phantom auditory sensation which may be a transient or chronic condition. There are a number of factors that CAN cause tinnitus, but excessive exposure to noise and aging are the two most common. There are various theories concerning the biological processes that produce the sound that only the person...

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Acetylcysteine and Tinnitus

Written by AudioNotch Team on March 5, 2015

Categories: Tinnitus Research

Tags:  Acetylcysteine and Tinnitus


Tinnitus refers to the condition characterized by sounds heard in the ears that develop secondary to structural alterations. The noise varies from buzzing or ringing to chirping or thumping. The intensity also varies. The sounds may be continuous or intermittent based on possible pressure changes within the ear. Some...

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