Sometimes, people have problems or issues which, whilst contributing to their tinnitus distress, we cannot help them with. Here are some contacts and websites which may be more appropriate sources of support and information. Read more
Rory Hanna addresses common concerns about flying when you have tinnitus. Read more
Loud music can affect your hearing. Rory Hanna explains how you can protect yourself, reducing the risk of hearing damage and tinnitus. Read more
A number of people with tinnitus associate fluctuations of their tinnitus with taking certain foods. However, an equivalent number of people find that these same substances will actually improve their tinnitus! Read more
Sources of support for veterans of the UK armed forces. Read more
Many people with tinnitus worry that certain drugs or medicines may have caused their tinnitus. Read more
Betahistine (Serc) is a popular medicine prescribed to treat a variety of complaints. Here, John Phillips discusses its use in people with tinnitus. Read more
We only have one pair of ears, and they have to last us a lifetime. They are remarkable organs that allow us to hear, and we must take care that the sounds that we expose ourselves to will not cause them harm. Read more
The Veterans Hearing Fund (VHF) provides support to veterans who acquired hearing loss during Service where there is a wellbeing need that can not be met through statutory services. Read more
Many people with tinnitus find counselling helpful. But how do you choose the right person? The National Counselling Society have this advice. Read more
If you decide to seek medical help for your tinnitus, you may see various health professionals. This information helps explain who everyone is. Read more
Some people with hearing loss or tinnitus worry about travelling on a plane. Here we address common questions and concerns. Read more
Socialising with tinnitus can be challenging. Nic Wray has some tips when going out and about Read more