The audiometer on the clinic desk, showing a hearing threshold chart on screen.

Living with a sound only you hear.

Tinnitus, a ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound that only you can hear, is common and rarely dangerous, though it can be distressing. We start by understanding your hearing overall, since tinnitus and hearing loss are often connected. From there we talk through practical, everyday ways to manage how much it affects your day, without promising that it will disappear completely.

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What happens in this appointment

  1. A hearing assessment, since tinnitus is often linked to hearing changes.

  2. A conversation about when the sound is worst and what helps.

  3. Practical strategies to manage its effect on sleep, focus, and mood.

  4. Follow up to adjust the approach if needed.

Who this is for

  • Anyone hearing a persistent ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound.

  • Anyone whose tinnitus is affecting sleep or concentration.

  • Anyone who has been told tinnitus cannot be helped and wants a second conversation.

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Next step

Ask us about tinnitus management.

Send a request and our clinic team will call you back to confirm a time.