Tinnitus Treatment In Lake Charles And Southwest Louisiana
A continuous ringing in the ears or a buzzing, whooshing, or hissing sound is among the most irritating conditions you can endure. Those who experience chronic or ongoing tinnitus often find it difficult to concentrate, relax or sleep.
Fortunately, Acadian Hearing has Lake Charles and Southwestern Louisiana covered when it comes to managing the ringing in your ears.
Tinnitus Treatment In Lake Charles And Southwest Louisiana
A continuous ringing in the ears or a buzzing, whooshing, or hissing sound is among the most irritating conditions you can endure. Those who experience chronic or ongoing tinnitus often find it difficult to concentrate, relax or sleep.
Fortunately, Acadian Hearing has Lake Charles and Southwestern Louisiana covered when it comes to managing the ringing in your ears.
Tinnitus Treatment In Lake Charles And Southwest Louisiana
A continuous ringing in the ears or a buzzing, whooshing, or hissing sound is among the most irritating conditions you can endure. Those who experience chronic or ongoing tinnitus often find it difficult to concentrate, relax or sleep.
Fortunately, Acadian Hearing has Lake Charles and Southwestern Louisiana covered when it comes to managing the ringing in your ears.
The Most Trusted Team of Audiologists in Lake Charles Are Here To Help
If you have a question regarding your hearing care, please reach out to us.
The Most Trusted Team of Audiologists in Lake Charles Are Here To Help
If you have a question regarding your hearing care, please reach out to us.
The Most Trusted Team of Audiologists in Lake Charles Are Here To Help
If you have a question regarding your hearing care, please reach out to us.
Common Causes of Tinnitus
Though there is no identified cause of tinnitus, there are a number of contributing factors leading to it, including:
Prolonged Exposure to Loud Noise
Damage to inner ear hair cells from repeated loud sounds can trigger persistent ringing or buzzing in the ears.
Ototoxic Drugs
Certain medications damage the inner ear or auditory nerve, leading to tinnitus as a side effect over time.
Diet
High salt, caffeine, or alcohol intake can disrupt inner ear fluid balance, potentially causing or worsening tinnitus.
Head Trauma
Injury to the head or neck can affect auditory nerves or brain pathways, sometimes resulting in chronic tinnitus.
Ear Canal Blockage
Impacted earwax or foreign objects block sound, causing ear ringing until the obstruction is removed.
Vestibular Issues
Inner ear balance disorders like Ménière’s disease can affect hearing and often cause tinnitus alongside vertigo.
Common Causes of Tinnitus
Though there is no identified cause of tinnitus, there are a number of contributing factors leading to it, including:
Prolonged Exposure to Loud Noise
Damage to inner ear hair cells from repeated loud sounds can trigger persistent ringing or buzzing in the ears.
Ototoxic Drugs
Certain medications damage the inner ear or auditory nerve, leading to tinnitus as a side effect over time.
Diet
High salt, caffeine, or alcohol intake can disrupt inner ear fluid balance, potentially causing or worsening tinnitus.
Head Trauma
Injury to the head or neck can affect auditory nerves or brain pathways, sometimes resulting in chronic tinnitus.
Ear Canal Blockage
Impacted earwax or foreign objects block sound, causing ear ringing until the obstruction is removed.
Vestibular Issues
Inner ear balance disorders like Ménière’s disease can affect hearing and often cause tinnitus alongside vertigo.
Common Causes of Tinnitus
Though there is no identified cause of tinnitus, there are a number of contributing factors leading to it, including:
Prolonged Exposure to Loud Noise
Damage to inner ear hair cells from repeated loud sounds can trigger persistent ringing or buzzing in the ears.
Ototoxic Drugs
Certain medications damage the inner ear or auditory nerve, leading to tinnitus as a side effect over time.
Diet
High salt, caffeine, or alcohol intake can disrupt inner ear fluid balance, potentially causing or worsening tinnitus.
Head Trauma
Injury to the head or neck can affect auditory nerves or brain pathways, sometimes resulting in chronic tinnitus.
Ear Canal Blockage
Impacted earwax or foreign objects block sound, causing ear ringing until the obstruction is removed.
Vestibular Issues
Inner ear balance disorders like Ménière’s disease can affect hearing and often cause tinnitus alongside vertigo.
A rare form of tinnitus, known as pulsatile tinnitus, is usually a symptom of a blood vessel or vascular disorder, which can be linked to a head or neck tumor, cholesterol buildup & hypertension. Pulsatile tinnitus is distinguished by the pulsing rhythm that tends to match your heartbeat.
A rare form of tinnitus, known as pulsatile tinnitus, is usually a symptom of a blood vessel or vascular disorder, which can be linked to a head or neck tumor, cholesterol buildup & hypertension. Pulsatile tinnitus is distinguished by the pulsing rhythm that tends to match your heartbeat.
A rare form of tinnitus, known as pulsatile tinnitus, is usually a symptom of a blood vessel or vascular disorder, which can be linked to a head or neck tumor, cholesterol buildup & hypertension. Pulsatile tinnitus is distinguished by the pulsing rhythm that tends to match your heartbeat.
Common Technologies And Techniques For Managing Tinnitus
Although there is no cure for tinnitus, there are proven techniques and technologies used to manage your symptoms and reduce the effect it has on your quality of life. Tinnitus management options often include:
Masking or covering awareness of the sound
Medications to reduce stress and anxiety or to aid sleep
Sound Therapy used to disrupt the neural signal
The Listening Program® SLEEP, which retrains the brain on how it interprets sound
The Sound Pillow® Sleep System to relax the body and promote sustainable sleep.
Hearing Aids, which correct hearing loss and allow for sound masking.
Alternative Therapies (psychological counseling, biofeedback, relaxation techniques, and neuromonics therapy to reduce the contribution of stress to the condition)
Common Technologies And Techniques For Managing Tinnitus
Although there is no cure for tinnitus, there are proven techniques and technologies used to manage your symptoms and reduce the effect it has on your quality of life. Tinnitus management options often include:
Masking or covering awareness of the sound
Medications to reduce stress and anxiety or to aid sleep
Sound Therapy used to disrupt the neural signal
The Listening Program® SLEEP, which retrains the brain on how it interprets sound
The Sound Pillow® Sleep System to relax the body and promote sustainable sleep.
Hearing Aids, which correct hearing loss and allow for sound masking.
Alternative Therapies (psychological counseling, biofeedback, relaxation techniques, and neuromonics therapy to reduce the contribution of stress to the condition)
Common Technologies And Techniques For Managing Tinnitus
Although there is no cure for tinnitus, there are proven techniques and technologies used to manage your symptoms and reduce the effect it has on your quality of life. Tinnitus management options often include:
Masking or covering awareness of the sound
Medications to reduce stress and anxiety or to aid sleep
Sound Therapy used to disrupt the neural signal
The Listening Program® SLEEP, which retrains the brain on how it interprets sound
The Sound Pillow® Sleep System to relax the body and promote sustainable sleep.
Hearing Aids, which correct hearing loss and allow for sound masking.
Alternative Therapies (psychological counseling, biofeedback, relaxation techniques, and neuromonics therapy to reduce the contribution of stress to the condition)
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Schedule A Tinnitus Assessment
Schedule A Tinnitus Assessment
The first step is to schedule an assessment by submitting the form on this page. Acadian Hearing has hearing experts and options available to help you get the upper hand on the ringing in your ears.
The first step is to schedule an assessment by submitting the form on this page. Acadian Hearing has hearing experts and options available to help you get the upper hand on the ringing in your ears.
Discuss Tour Tinnitus Challenges With Your Audiologist
Once you have made contact, we’ll schedule an appointment and have you fill out a tinnitus questionnaire to bring to your appointment. The questionnaire will give your audiologist some quantifiable information regarding your case history, tinnitus symptoms, and health history.
Visit Acadian Hearing For Your In-Person Consultation
Visit Acadian Hearing For Your In-Person Consultation
A hearing and tinnitus evaluation determines the pitch and intensity of your symptoms. Your audiologist will also begin a customized tinnitus management plan to start helping you get control over your condition.
A hearing and tinnitus evaluation determines the pitch and intensity of your symptoms. Your audiologist will also begin a customized tinnitus management plan to start helping you get control over your condition.
Support Every Step Of The Way
Ongoing follow-up appointments are a must in the treatment of tinnitus. Your follow-up appointments will be based on your unique circumstances and treatment program in-office or using tele-audiology, depending on your location and preferences.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you have any other questions, please email us.
Does Tinnitus Lead To Hearing Loss?
Does Tinnitus Lead To Hearing Loss?
Does Tinnitus Lead To Hearing Loss?
What Does Tinnitus Sound Like?
What Does Tinnitus Sound Like?
What Does Tinnitus Sound Like?
Does Tinnitus Go Away?
Does Tinnitus Go Away?
Does Tinnitus Go Away?
What Are Some Ototoxic Drugs That Contribute To Tinnitus?
What Are Some Ototoxic Drugs That Contribute To Tinnitus?
What Are Some Ototoxic Drugs That Contribute To Tinnitus?
Do Hearing Aids Help With Tinnitus?
Do Hearing Aids Help With Tinnitus?
Do Hearing Aids Help With Tinnitus?
How Do Tinnitus Masking And Sound Machines Help?
How Do Tinnitus Masking And Sound Machines Help?
How Do Tinnitus Masking And Sound Machines Help?
How Will Hearing Experts Address My Tinnitus?
How Will Hearing Experts Address My Tinnitus?
How Will Hearing Experts Address My Tinnitus?
Schedule A Tinnitus Assessment
To schedule an evaluation, complete and submit our form, so one of our experts can give you a call to answer your questions and concerns, as well as schedule a tinnitus assessment.
Remember, there’s no such thing as a silly question!
Don't want to wait? Call us at (337) 436-3277.
Schedule A Tinnitus Assessment
To schedule an evaluation, complete and submit our form, so one of our experts can give you a call to answer your questions and concerns, as well as schedule a tinnitus assessment.
Remember, there’s no such thing as a silly question!
Don't want to wait? Call us at (337) 436-3277.
Schedule A Tinnitus Assessment
To schedule an evaluation, complete and submit our form, so one of our experts can give you a call to answer your questions and concerns, as well as schedule a tinnitus assessment.
Remember, there’s no such thing as a silly question!
Don't want to wait? Call us at (337) 436-3277.
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