WEST TEXAS TINNITUS SPECIALIST
Did you know that 10-15% of adults experience tinnitus? It is estimated that it impacts between 29.7 and 50 million Americans. Tinnitus is also the number one service-connected disability among the veteran population.
Many patients with tinnitus experience significant disturbance from the condition. This disturbance can cause stress, anxiety, and sleeplessness and have adverse effects on the patient’s overall health. Patients are often told that they must learn to live with this condition leaving many feeling hopeless and frustrated.
The condition manifests itself differently for each individual making the causes often difficult to identify. Generally, factors that increase its severity include alcohol, exposure to loud music, and stress. Collectively, these all make the individual more conscious of it, adding to their stress.
At Cornerstone Audiology, we recognize the frustrations and upset it can cause, and make our greatest endeavor to try to reduce any symptoms, allowing it to be as concealed as possible.
Through our many years of experience, we have carefully practiced and identified the most beneficial tinnitus treatments and guidance towards reducing its severity, which you can practice in your own life. So, you can carry on your daily life as normal.
If you or a loved one is experience signs of tinnitus, please get in touch so we can get on your road to an improved quality of life.
Schedule Your Tinnitus Assessment
How Does It Work?
#1 Schedule a Tinnitus Assessment
#2 - Discuss your tinnitus challenges with an audiologist
#3 - Visit Cornerstone Audiology for your in-person Consultation
#4 - Support Every Step of the Way
FREE DOWNLOAD: THE THREE WAYS TO CHECK YOUR HUSBAND'S HEARING WITHOUT HIM NOTICING
With hearing loss impacting 1 in 5 of us, the data suggests that at least one special person in our lives are struggling with hearing loss. The challenge is that it's often difficult for these people to admit that they have a challenge with their hearing or be open to seeking help.
That's why we have developed a free white-paper to help you to understand the different ways that you can support a loved one and encourage them to get the help that they need.
Schedule Your Tinnitus Assessment
Over time, tinnitus symptoms can worsen so early detection and treatment are essential for the best possible outcome.
Simply complete the form opposite and a friendly member of our team will be in touch to confirm your appointment.
Tinnitus Articles
How Can I Make The Ringing In My Ears Go Away? Understanding How To Treat Tinnitus
Hearing loss isn’t the only reason you should take care of your ears. Tinnitus is a widespread condition among Americans, and in many cases, it is preventable. Every day, we see patients who have neglected their hearing health and have developed tinnitus. Usually,...
Tinnitus Management: Can Hearing Aids Help?
Tinnitus is a frustrating sensation that only you can hear. It sounds like ringing, buzzing, clicking, or hissing, and it might be constant or sporadic. It manifests differently in different people, ranging from high-pitched to deep and low, or even fluctuating...
What is Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is a medical condition where someone hears a sound in their head or ears that does not have an external sound source. It is often described as ringing, humming, or buzzing. It can occur in one ear or both ears. Individuals can experience tinnitus...