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  'http://laksa102.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
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For some, tinnitus can be constant and annoying.\nWe do not know the exact cause of tinnitus. One thing we do know is that you are not imagining it. If you have tinnitus, chances are the cause will remain a mystery.\nConditions that might cause tinnitus include the following:\nHearing loss\nMénière’s disease\nLoud noise exposure\nMigraines\nHead injury\nDrugs or medicines that are\ntoxic to hearing\nAnemia\nHigh blood pressure\nStress\nA lot of wax in the ear\nCertain types of tumors\nHaving a lot of caffeine\nSmoking cigarettes\nYou may find that your tinnitus is worse at night. This happens because it is quiet and you are not distracted. Feeling tired and stressed may make your tinnitus worse.\nTinnitus is not a disease. It happens because of some other problem. The first thing you should do is visit your doctor. Your doctor can check you for some of the issues that may cause tinnitus. They may then refer you to an Audiologist and\/or Ear, Nose and Throat  (ENT) specialist.\nYou should have your hearing tested by an audiologist. Some types of hearing loss and hearing problems can cause tinnitus. A hearing test can help you learn the cause and treatment options.\nThe best way to treat tinnitus is to get rid of the causes. In some cases, you can treat\nthe illness or disease that causes your tinnitus. It will then go away. For most people, however, the cause is unknown, and there is no treatment. You can manage your tinnitus, even if it will not go away. Here are some ways you can manage your tinnitus:\nRelaxation therapy\nHearing aids (if hearing loss is detected)\nCounseling\nTherapy to get you used to the sound\nTinnitus maskers\nSound machines\nYou may work with an audiologist and with an ENT. They can help you find the treatment that works best for you.\nHearing Aids And Other Devices\nA hearing aid may help your tinnitus if you have a hearing loss. An audiologist can help you find and use the best hearing aid for you.\nTinnitus maskers look like hearing aids. They make a sound that masks, or covers up, the tinnitus. The masking sound distracts you from the ringing in your ears. You may be able to use a masker and a hearing aid at the same time, some are even built in one. Ask your hearing healthcare specialist for details.\nSound machines can be useful at night or during quiet times. There are machines you can buy at the store. Or, you can find apps on your phone that make sounds, like the ocean or rainfall. Fish tanks, fans, quiet music, and indoor waterfalls can help, as well.\nReference: ASHA.org","attrs_markdown":"![loading](http:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/10\/TSC_Logo_CMYK_Print_CS5_2019_2_141.png)\n\n[![medicate](http:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/10\/TSC_Logo_CMYK_Print_CS5_2019_2_141.png)](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/)\n\n- [Home](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/)\n- [Specialties](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/ear-nose-throat\/)\n  - [Ear, Nose, & Throat](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/ear-nose-throat\/)\n  - [Sinus Center](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/sinus-center\/)\n  - [Allergy Center](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/sinus-center-2\/)\n  - [Sleep Apnea](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/sleep-apnea\/)\n  - [Hearing Center](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/hearing-center\/)\n  - [Aesthetics](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/aesthetics\/)\n- [About Us](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/our-practice\/)\n  - [ENT Express Care](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/ent-express-care\/)\n  - [Our Practice](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/our-practice\/)\n  - [Our Team](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/our-team\/)\n- [Resources]()\n  - [Blog](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/blog\/)\n  - [Insurance](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/insurance\/)\n  - [Pay My Bill](https:\/\/trianglesinuscenter.ema.md\/ema\/pay\/online)\n  - [Patient Resources](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/patient-resources\/)\n- [Contact](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/contact\/)\n\n#### [(919) 766-8989](tel:9197668989)\nSame Day Appointments Available\n\n[Appointments](https:\/\/medicate.peacefulqode.co.in\/psychiatrist\/make-appointments\/)\n\n# Ringing In The Ears? Is It Tinnitus?\n1. [Home](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/)\n2. [Hearing Health](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/category\/hearing-health\/)\n3. Ringing In The Ears? Is It Tinnitus?\n\n![](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/06\/Can-Hearing-Aids-Help-Tinnitus-930x620-1.png)\n\n- [0 Comments](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/ringing-in-the-ears-is-it-tinnitus-4ncdt\/)\n\n![](https:\/\/images.squarespace-cdn.com\/content\/v1\/62dee7e8135a5c26f57d4f11\/1658775556665-2DY2HMD4A0U3A6UGHUCQ\/Can-Hearing-Aids-Help-Tinnitus-930x620.png)\n\nTinnitus is the ringing you hear in your ears. It can sound like hissing, roaring, pulsing, whooshing, chirping, whistling, or clicking. Tinnitus can be in one or both ears.\n\nYou may hear it said in different ways. Some people say *TIN-a-tus*. Some say *Tin-EYE-tus*. Either way is correct.\n\nTinnitus is common. Most of us have had ringing or other sounds in our ears at some time. For some, tinnitus can be constant and annoying.\n\nWe do not know the exact cause of tinnitus. One thing we do know is that you are not imagining it. If you have tinnitus, chances are the cause will remain a mystery.\n\nConditions that might cause tinnitus include the following:\n\n- [**Hearing loss**](https:\/\/www.asha.org\/public\/hearing\/hearing-loss\/)\n- **Ménière’s disease**\n- [**Loud noise exposure**](https:\/\/www.asha.org\/public\/hearing\/loud-noise-dangers\/)\n- **Migraines**\n- **Head injury**\n- **Drugs or medicines that are** [**toxic to hearing**](https:\/\/www.asha.org\/public\/hearing\/ototoxic-medications\/)\n- **Anemia**\n- **High blood pressure**\n- **Stress**\n- **A lot of wax in the ear**\n- **Certain types of tumors**\n- **Having a lot of caffeine**\n- **Smoking cigarettes**\n\nYou may find that your tinnitus is worse at night. This happens because it is quiet and you are not distracted. Feeling tired and stressed may make your tinnitus worse.\n\nTinnitus is not a disease. It happens because of some other problem. The first thing you should do is visit your doctor. Your doctor can check you for some of the issues that may cause tinnitus. They may then refer you to an Audiologist and\/or Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) specialist.\n\nYou should have your hearing tested by an audiologist. Some types of hearing loss and hearing problems can cause tinnitus. A hearing test can help you learn the cause and treatment options.\n\nThe best way to treat tinnitus is to get rid of the causes. In some cases, you can treat\n\nthe illness or disease that causes your tinnitus. It will then go away. For most people, however, the cause is unknown, and there is no treatment. You can manage your tinnitus, even if it will not go away. Here are some ways you can manage your tinnitus:\n\n- Relaxation therapy\n- Hearing aids (if hearing loss is detected)\n- Counseling\n- Therapy to get you used to the sound\n- Tinnitus maskers\n- Sound machines\n\nYou may work with an audiologist and with an ENT. They can help you find the treatment that works best for you.\n\n## Hearing Aids And Other Devices\nA hearing aid may help your tinnitus if you have a hearing loss. An audiologist can help you find and use the best hearing aid for you.\n\nTinnitus maskers look like hearing aids. They make a sound that masks, or covers up, the tinnitus. The masking sound distracts you from the ringing in your ears. You may be able to use a masker and a hearing aid at the same time, some are even built in one. Ask your hearing healthcare specialist for details.\n\nSound machines can be useful at night or during quiet times. There are machines you can buy at the store. Or, you can find apps on your phone that make sounds, like the ocean or rainfall. Fish tanks, fans, quiet music, and indoor waterfalls can help, as well.\n\n**Reference: ASHA.org**\n\n## Services\n- [Ear, Nose, & Throat](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/ear-nose-throat\/)\n- [Sinus Center](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/sinus-center\/)\n- [Allergy Center](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/sinus-center-2\/)\n- [Sleep Apnea](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/sleep-apnea\/)\n- [Hearing Center](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/hearing-center\/tinnitus-3\/)\n\n## Recent Posts\n- [Hearing‐Health Quick Facts](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/hearinghealth-quick-facts\/)\n- [Facts About Hearing Loss](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/facts-about-hearing-loss\/)\n- [What Does a Balloon Sinuplasty Look Like?](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/what-does-a-balloon-sinuplasty-look-like\/)\n- [A 15 Minutes In-office Procedure To Relieve Your Chronic Sinusitis Symptoms](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/15-minutes-in-office-procedure-to-relieve-your-chronic-sinusitis-symptoms\/)\n- [What Type of Hearing Aid Is A Good Fit For Me](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/which-type-of-hearing-aid-will-suit-my-hearing-loss-gewzm\/)\n## Categories\n- [Announcements](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/category\/announcements\/)\n- [Assistance](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/category\/assistance\/)\n- [Discounts](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/category\/discounts\/)\n- [Healthcare](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/category\/healthcare\/)\n- [Hearing Health](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/category\/hearing-health\/)\n- [Sinus](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/category\/sinus\/)\n- [Treatment](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/category\/treatment\/)\n- [Uncategorized](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/category\/uncategorized\/)\n## Archives\n- [August 2022](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/2022\/08\/)\n- [July 2022](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/2022\/07\/)\n- [June 2022](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/2022\/06\/)\n- [May 2022](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/2022\/05\/)\n- [December 2021](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/2021\/12\/)\n- [October 2021](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/2021\/10\/)\n\n## Tags\n[Adventures](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/adventures\/) [Balloon Sinuplasty](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/balloon-sinuplasty\/) [Cardiac](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/cardiac\/) [Care](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/care\/) [Doctors](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/doctors\/) [Health](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/health\/) [Hearing](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/hearing\/) [Hearing Aids](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/hearing-aids\/) [Hearing Loss](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/hearing-loss\/) [Hospital](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/hospital\/) [infographic](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/infographic\/) [Sinus](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/sinus\/) [sinusitis](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/sinusitis\/) [Sinusplasty](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/sinusplasty\/) [Sinus Surgery](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/sinus-surgery\/) [tinnitus](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/tag\/tinnitus\/)\n\n![medicate-footer-logo](http:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/10\/TSC_Logo_CMYK_Print_CS5_2019_2_141.png)\n\n#### Quick Links\n- [Ear, Nose, & Throat](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/ear-nose-throat\/)\n- [Sinus Center](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/sinus-center\/)\n- [Allergy Center](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/sinus-center-2\/)\n- [Sleep Apnea](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/sleep-apnea\/)\n- [Hearing Center](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/hearing-center\/)\n- [Our Practice](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/our-practice\/)\n- [Our Team](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/our-team\/)\n- [Pay My Bill](https:\/\/trianglesinuscenter.ema.md\/ema\/pay\/online)\n\n#### Contact Us\n- [(919) 766-8989](tel:9197668989)\n- [(919)-766-8896](tel:9197668896)\n- 3906 Wake Forest Rd. Raleigh, NC 27609\n\nCopyright 2025 Triangle Sinus Center All Rights Reserved\n\n## How Well Are You Hearing?\nTake this quick 2-minute quiz to discover if you’re experiencing signs of hearing loss and what steps you can take next\\!","attrs_readable_markdown":"![](https:\/\/www.trianglesinuscenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/06\/Can-Hearing-Aids-Help-Tinnitus-930x620-1.png)\n\n![](https:\/\/images.squarespace-cdn.com\/content\/v1\/62dee7e8135a5c26f57d4f11\/1658775556665-2DY2HMD4A0U3A6UGHUCQ\/Can-Hearing-Aids-Help-Tinnitus-930x620.png)\n\nTinnitus is the ringing you hear in your ears. It can sound like hissing, roaring, pulsing, whooshing, chirping, whistling, or clicking. Tinnitus can be in one or both ears.\n\nYou may hear it said in different ways. Some people say *TIN-a-tus*. Some say *Tin-EYE-tus*. Either way is correct.\n\nTinnitus is common. Most of us have had ringing or other sounds in our ears at some time. For some, tinnitus can be constant and annoying.\n\nWe do not know the exact cause of tinnitus. One thing we do know is that you are not imagining it. If you have tinnitus, chances are the cause will remain a mystery.\n\nConditions that might cause tinnitus include the following:\n\n- [**Hearing loss**](https:\/\/www.asha.org\/public\/hearing\/hearing-loss\/)\n- **Ménière’s disease**\n- [**Loud noise exposure**](https:\/\/www.asha.org\/public\/hearing\/loud-noise-dangers\/)\n- **Migraines**\n- **Head injury**\n- **Drugs or medicines that are** [**toxic to hearing**](https:\/\/www.asha.org\/public\/hearing\/ototoxic-medications\/)\n- **Anemia**\n- **High blood pressure**\n- **Stress**\n- **A lot of wax in the ear**\n- **Certain types of tumors**\n- **Having a lot of caffeine**\n- **Smoking cigarettes**\n\nYou may find that your tinnitus is worse at night. This happens because it is quiet and you are not distracted. Feeling tired and stressed may make your tinnitus worse.\n\nTinnitus is not a disease. It happens because of some other problem. The first thing you should do is visit your doctor. Your doctor can check you for some of the issues that may cause tinnitus. They may then refer you to an Audiologist and\/or Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) specialist.\n\nYou should have your hearing tested by an audiologist. Some types of hearing loss and hearing problems can cause tinnitus. A hearing test can help you learn the cause and treatment options.\n\nThe best way to treat tinnitus is to get rid of the causes. In some cases, you can treat\n\nthe illness or disease that causes your tinnitus. It will then go away. For most people, however, the cause is unknown, and there is no treatment. You can manage your tinnitus, even if it will not go away. Here are some ways you can manage your tinnitus:\n\n- Relaxation therapy\n- Hearing aids (if hearing loss is detected)\n- Counseling\n- Therapy to get you used to the sound\n- Tinnitus maskers\n- Sound machines\n\nYou may work with an audiologist and with an ENT. They can help you find the treatment that works best for you.\n\n## Hearing Aids And Other Devices\nA hearing aid may help your tinnitus if you have a hearing loss. An audiologist can help you find and use the best hearing aid for you.\n\nTinnitus maskers look like hearing aids. They make a sound that masks, or covers up, the tinnitus. The masking sound distracts you from the ringing in your ears. You may be able to use a masker and a hearing aid at the same time, some are even built in one. Ask your hearing healthcare specialist for details.\n\nSound machines can be useful at night or during quiet times. There are machines you can buy at the store. Or, you can find apps on your phone that make sounds, like the ocean or rainfall. Fish tanks, fans, quiet music, and indoor waterfalls can help, as well.\n\n**Reference: ASHA.org**","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	Tinnitus is the ringing you hear in your ears. It can sound like hissing, roaring, pulsing, whooshing, chirping, whistling, or clicking. Tinnitus can be in one or both ears. You may hear it said in different ways. Some people say TIN-a-tus . Some say Tin-EYE-tus . Either way is correct. Tinnitus is common. Most of us have had ringing or other sounds in our ears at some time. For some, tinnitus can be constant and annoying. We do not know the exact cause of tinnitus. One thing we do know is that you are not imagining it. If you have tinnitus, chances are the cause will remain a mystery. Conditions that might cause tinnitus include the following: Hearing loss Ménière’s disease Loud noise exposure Migraines Head injury Drugs or medicines that are toxic to hearing Anemia High blood pressure Stress A lot of wax in the ear Certain types of tumors Having a lot of caffeine Smoking cigarettes You may find that your tinnitus is worse at night. This happens because it is quiet and you are not distracted. Feeling tired and stressed may make your tinnitus worse. Tinnitus is not a disease. It happens because of some other problem. The first thing you should do is visit your doctor. Your doctor can check you for some of the issues that may cause tinnitus. They may then refer you to an Audiologist and/or Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) specialist. You should have your hearing tested by an audiologist. Some types of hearing loss and hearing problems can cause tinnitus. A hearing test can help you learn the cause and treatment options. The best way to treat tinnitus is to get rid of the causes. In some cases, you can treat the illness or disease that causes your tinnitus. It will then go away. For most people, however, the cause is unknown, and there is no treatment. You can manage your tinnitus, even if it will not go away. Here are some ways you can manage your tinnitus: Relaxation therapy Hearing aids (if hearing loss is detected) Counseling Therapy to get you used to the sound Tinnitus maskers Sound machines You may work with an audiologist and with an ENT. They can help you find the treatment that works best for you. Hearing Aids And Other Devices A hearing aid may help your tinnitus if you have a hearing loss. An audiologist can help you find and use the best hearing aid for you. Tinnitus maskers look like hearing aids. They make a sound that masks, or covers up, the tinnitus. The masking sound distracts you from the ringing in your ears. You may be able to use a masker and a hearing aid at the same time, some are even built in one. Ask your hearing healthcare specialist for details. Sound machines can be useful at night or during quiet times. There are machines you can buy at the store. Or, you can find apps on your phone that make sounds, like the ocean or rainfall. Fish tanks, fans, quiet music, and indoor waterfalls can help, as well. Reference: ASHA.org
Markdown	![loading](http://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/TSC_Logo_CMYK_Print_CS5_2019_2_141.png) [![medicate](http://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/TSC_Logo_CMYK_Print_CS5_2019_2_141.png)](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/) - [Home](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/) - [Specialties](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/ear-nose-throat/) - [Ear, Nose, & Throat](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/ear-nose-throat/) - [Sinus Center](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/sinus-center/) - [Allergy Center](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/sinus-center-2/) - [Sleep Apnea](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/sleep-apnea/) - [Hearing Center](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/hearing-center/) - [Aesthetics](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/aesthetics/) - [About Us](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/our-practice/) - [ENT Express Care](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/ent-express-care/) - [Our Practice](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/our-practice/) - [Our Team](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/our-team/) - [Resources]() - [Blog](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/blog/) - [Insurance](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/insurance/) - [Pay My Bill](https://trianglesinuscenter.ema.md/ema/pay/online) - [Patient Resources](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/patient-resources/) - [Contact](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/contact/) #### [(919) 766-8989](tel:9197668989) Same Day Appointments Available [Appointments](https://medicate.peacefulqode.co.in/psychiatrist/make-appointments/) # Ringing In The Ears? Is It Tinnitus? 1. [Home](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/) 2. [Hearing Health](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/category/hearing-health/) 3. Ringing In The Ears? Is It Tinnitus? ![](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Can-Hearing-Aids-Help-Tinnitus-930x620-1.png) - [0 Comments](https://www.trianglesinuscenter.com/ringing-in-the-ears-is-it-tinnitus-4ncdt/) ![](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62dee7e8135a5c26f57d4f11/1658775556665-2DY2HMD4A0U3A6UGHUCQ/Can-Hearing-Aids-Help-Tinnitus-930x620.png) Tinnitus is the ringing you hear in your ears. It can sound like hissing, roaring, pulsing, whooshing, chirping, whistling, or clicking. Tinnitus can be in one or both ears. You may hear it said in different ways. Some people say TIN-a-tus. Some say Tin-EYE-tus. Either way is correct. Tinnitus is common. Most of us have had ringing or other sounds in our ears at some time. For some, tinnitus can be constant and annoying. We do not know the exact cause of tinnitus. One thing we do know is that you are not imagining it. If you have tinnitus, chances are the cause will remain a mystery. Conditions that might cause tinnitus include the following: - [Hearing loss](https://www.asha.org/public/hearing/hearing-loss/) - Ménière’s disease - [Loud noise exposure](https://www.asha.org/public/hearing/loud-noise-dangers/) - Migraines - Head injury - Drugs or medicines that are [toxic to hearing](https://www.asha.org/public/hearing/ototoxic-medications/) - Anemia - High blood pressure - Stress - A lot of wax in the ear - Certain types of tumors - Having a lot of caffeine - Smoking cigarettes You may find that your tinnitus is worse at night. This happens because it is quiet and you are not distracted. Feeling tired and stressed may make your tinnitus worse. Tinnitus is not a disease. It happens because of some other problem. The first thing you should do is visit your doctor. Your doctor can check you for some of the issues that may cause tinnitus. They may then refer you to an Audiologist and/or Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) specialist. You should have your hearing tested by an audiologist. Some types of hearing loss and hearing problems can cause tinnitus. A hearing test can help you learn the cause and treatment options. The best way to treat tinnitus is to get rid of the causes. In some cases, you can treat the illness or disease that causes your tinnitus. It will then go away. For most people, however, the cause is unknown, and there is no treatment. You can manage your tinnitus, even if it will not go away. Here are some ways you can manage your tinnitus: - Relaxation therapy - Hearing aids (if hearing loss is detected) - Counseling - Therapy to get you used to the sound - Tinnitus maskers - Sound machines You may work with an audiologist and with an ENT. They can help you find the treatment that works best for you. ## Hearing Aids And Other Devices A hearing aid may help your tinnitus if you have a hearing loss. An audiologist can help you find and use the best hearing aid for you. Tinnitus maskers look like hearing aids. They make a sound that masks, or covers up, the tinnitus. The masking sound distracts you from the ringing in your ears. You may be able to use a masker and a hearing aid at the same time, some are even built in one. Ask your hearing healthcare specialist for details. Sound machines can be useful at night or during quiet times. There are machines you can buy at the store. Or, you can find apps on your phone that make sounds, like the ocean or rainfall. Fish tanks, fans, quiet music, and indoor waterfalls can help, as well. 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