Root Cause of Tinnitus &
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TYPES OF TINNITUS

Meet the 6 Types of Tinnitus

Subjective Tinnitus

Subjective symptoms can only be heard by the affected individual are usually caused by exposure to excessive noise. This type of tinnitus can appear and disappear suddenly.

Neurological Tinnitus

Usually caused by a disorder, such as Meniere’s disease, that primarily affects the brain’s auditory functions.

Somatic Tinnitus

Related to the sensory system. This form is caused, worsened, or otherwise related to the sensory system.

Objective Tinnitus

A rare form of tinnitus that may be caused by involuntary muscle contractions or vascular deformities. When the cause is treated, the tinnitus usually stops entirely.

Pulsatile Tinnitus

A rhythmic tinnitus that aligns with the beat of the heart. It usually indicates a change of blood flow to the vessels near the ear or an increase in awareness of the blood flow to the ear.

Low-frequency Tinnitus

Perhaps the most confusing type of tinnitus because sufferers aren’t sure whether the sound is being produced internally or externally. The tones are described as a humming, murmuring, rumbling, or deep droning.

Root Cause of Tinnitus &

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