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Hearing Loss - Tinnitus and Tinnitus Relief Technology
If you’re struggling with tinnitus, you’re not alone. Central Hearing Clinic offers proven tinnitus relief solutions for individuals in Vancouver and Richmond to help you regain peace and focus in your daily life.
Schedule AppointmentOur tinnitus relief technology can help alleviate the ringing in your ears.
Tinnitus can interfere with concentration, sleep, and emotional well-being. For individuals who also experience hearing loss, the symptoms are often more noticeable. When the ears are no longer receiving sound clearly, the brain may attempt to "fill in the gaps", which can result in the perception of tinnitus.
At Central Hearing, we offer advanced hearing aids with tinnitus relief features. By improving your hearing, these devices help the brain refocus on real sound, reducing awareness of tinnitus and easing discomfort or anxiety. This can lead to clearer, more comfortable listening and a meaningful improvement in daily quality of life.
Our hearing expert, Angie, holds a Tinnitus Care Provider Certificate and has extensive experience supporting clients with both tinnitus and hearing loss. She understands that tinnitus often goes hand-in-hand with hearing decline and focuses on providing personalized hearing solutions tailored to each individual’s needs.
Schedule AppointmentAt Central Hearing, we offer advanced hearing aids with tinnitus relief features. By improving your hearing, these devices help the brain refocus on real sound, reducing awareness of tinnitus and easing discomfort or anxiety. This can lead to clearer, more comfortable listening and a meaningful improvement in daily quality of life.
Our hearing expert, Angie, holds a Tinnitus Care Provider Certificate and has extensive experience supporting clients with both tinnitus and hearing loss. She understands that tinnitus often goes hand-in-hand with hearing decline and focuses on providing personalized hearing solutions tailored to each individual’s needs.
By improving access to everyday sounds, the right hearing aids can help shift the brain’s attention away from tinnitus, offering relief and enhancing overall listening comfort. With Angie’s expert care, clients often experience clearer communication and a reduced perception of tinnitus in daily life.
What is Tinnitus?
Tinnitus refers to the perception of sound in the ears when there is no external sound present. It may occur in one or both ears and is commonly experienced by individuals with age-related hearing decline or those exposed to loud noise over time. While tinnitus is not a disease itself, it can affect focus, sleep, and overall quality of life. It often occurs alongside hearing loss and may be one of the first signs of changes in hearing.
Common Tinnitus Sounds
- Whistling
- Buzzing
- Humming
How Are Tinnitus and Hearing Loss Related?
Tinnitus and hearing loss are closely related. Research shows that most people with tinnitus also have some degree of hearing loss. When the ears are no longer able to fully detect external sounds, the brain may try to “fill in the gaps” by generating internal sounds and what we perceive as tinnitus.
In other words, tinnitus is often an early sign of hearing decline. While not everyone with tinnitus has noticeable hearing loss, persistent tinnitus can be an indication of underlying changes in hearing. A hearing check is recommended to better understand what’s happening and explore appropriate support options.
What Causes Tinnitus?
Tinnitus can be associated with a variety of factors. Common causes include:
- Age-related hearing decline
- Long-term noise exposure
- Earwax buildup
- Side effects of certain medications
- Ear or head injuries
- Chronic conditions such as high blood pressure or diabetes
- Structural or circulatory issues in the ear
If you’ve been experiencing tinnitus for an extended period, a hearing assessment can help determine whether it’s related to hearing changes and what can be done to improve your overall comfort.
Can Tinnitus Be Treated?
Tinnitus itself is not a disease, but a symptom that varies in cause and severity. While there is currently no universal cure, there are effective ways to manage it, especially when it’s associated with hearing loss.
Tinnitus Relief Technology
Our tinnitus relief technology, combined with hearing aids, can enhance your hearing and help manage tinnitus. Designed for all-day comfort, these devices offer continuous relief and help you improve your hearing and overall well-being.
Discover How TinnitusTinnitus Relief Technology Can Help:
At Central Hearing, we offer advanced hearing aids equipped with tinnitus relief technology to help ease the impact of tinnitus while supporting your overall hearing needs.
These devices are designed for all-day comfort and may provide ongoing relief through features such as:
- Internal masking program
- Enhanced access to everyday sounds
- Personalized adjustments based on your hearing profile
By improving hearing and reducing the brain’s focus on internal noise, tinnitus can become less noticeable, allowing for greater comfort in daily life.
If you’re experiencing persistent tinnitus, a hearing assessment can help determine whether hearing aids may benefit you. We focus on personalized solutions to help you hear more clearly and feel more at ease.
For more information, please see our Tinnitus Page.
Book Your Tinnitus Consultation Today
Tinnitus can be frustrating, but you don’t have to manage it alone. At Central Hearing, we offer advanced hearing solutions designed to help reduce the impact of tinnitus and improve your overall listening experience.
Schedule AppointmentSchedule a consultation with our knowledgeable team to learn how tinnitus relief features in today’s hearing aids can help you feel more at ease, more connected, and more in control of your tinnitus.
