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The term “tinnitus” refers to a physical condition constituting a perceived audible sound (commonly described as “ringing”) , that occurs in absence of any actual sound being present. There are a variety of potential noises that may be observed by the sufferer: from whistling to roaring, hissing, chirping or clicking - either in a sole tone or numerous. The volume in which the sound may be heard varies in spectrum, from very minimal/low to severely loud or unpleasant.
Tinnitus sufferers may endure a variety of unpleasant/uncomfortable symptoms, such as:
Intense distress/discomfort
Feelings of frustration/annoyance, or being irritable or tense.
Episodes of depression
Recurring anxiety attacks or mood swings
Inadequate ability to focus/concentrate
Insomnia/difficulty sleeping
If you identify any of these symptoms occurring in you, it is recommended to book an appointment with a hearing specialist (audiologist). Having a test conducted is important, as they may signify potential hearing loss formulating.
Tinnitus occurs in around 17-30% of Australians to some extent (between mild to intense) according to research.
15% experience consistent annoyance, with 1% stating symptoms were drastic, with a significant impact on quality of life.
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