While there is no cure for tinnitus, there are a number of methods that you can try to relieve the symptoms or lessen the internal noise. Catherine Hall explains more. Read more
Hyperacusis (also described as decreased, reduced, or collapsed sound tolerance) is attracting an increasing amount of interest. Prof David Baguley talks about the latest research in this field. Read more
Whilst there is no cure, there are a number of at home remedies to try to lessen ringing in the ears. Read our top tips from Catherine Hall. Read more
Don McFerran looks at research into treatment options for tinnitus utilising modern technology. Read more
Tammie Prince tells us her experience of tinnitus and how she finds mindfulness helps.Read more
Harris Tatakis is a former Royal Marine who was injured in Afghanistan. He was blown up in April 2007 by an improvised explosive device (IED) and suffered serious injury. He explains how the tinnitus caused by the explosion impacted his life.Read more
Sarah Love reveals the enormous impact it’s had on her everyday life.Read more
It’s hard to understand how someone can go from being a care-free, loving grandmother to a desperate and anxious woman within just 10 weeks. But that’s the reality for Joy Lunn, from Chesterfield, who, after suddenly developing the debilitating ear condition tinnitus, became a shadow of her former self.Read more
Imagine walking up in hospital with severe injuries but having absolutely no recollection of what happened and why you are there. That is exactly what happened to Sheffield man, Ian Foster, who suffered a mysterious incident which left him with a brain injury and a daily battle with tinnitus.Read more
Tim Lye, aged 41, has had mild tinnitus in his right ear since he was at university. He coped with the ringing in his ear for many years until 2007 when it suddenly got worse. He tells his story here.Read more