New to tinnitus
If you are new to tinnitus, things can be overwhelming. Here we help you through the key things you need to consider.
Have you seen your GP?
Tinnitus is not always serious, but we recommend seeing your GP before you do anything else. There are tests that your GP can do (such as hearing) which can help find the right treatment for you.
Why not try our webinar on preparing for an ENT appointment?
Helpful information
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What can I do?
There’s no cure for tinnitus but there are ways to make living with tinnitus more manageable
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Take on tinnitus
Our e-learning platform to help you manage your tinnitus
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Tinnitus treatments
We check tinnitus treatments to see if they are safe and effective for those living with tinnitus
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Become a member
Join our Tinnitus UK community and help us make sure no-one faces tinnitus alone. You'll become part of a supportive community, be the first to find out about the latest tinnitus research and management techniques and receive great membership benefits for just £20 a year.
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How we can help
We provide free support to anyone living with tinnitus or caring for someone with tinnitus. Here are just some of the ways we can support you.
It does get better
Studies have shown that, over time, in most cases tinnitus disappears completely or the noises reduce to a manageable level as the brain loses interest and stops listening for the signal. This is called habituation. The time this takes varies from person to person – but it does happen!
Latest tinnitus news
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Welcoming Robin Greenwood as our new CEO
We are thrilled to welcome Robin Greenwood to Tinnitus UK this week as our new interim Chief Executive Officer. Robin will lead the team while a permanent CEO...
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Update on Tinnitus Week 2024
Last month we launched our Tinnitus Week report, ‘Revealing the struggle for silence: Tinnitus UK highlights the alarming mental health crisis amid a void of support’.
