Living with tinnitus
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Tinnitus and ear wax
General advice says to leave ear wax alone. However, ear wax build-up can affect how well hearing aids work, and for some people can trigger tinnitus. If ear wax build up is bothersome, it should be treated.
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Tinnitus and sleep disturbance
About the sleep cycle, effects of poor sleep and tips to help you have a restful night.
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Tinnitus and menopause
Can the menopause cause ringing in the ears?
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Tinnitus and flying
How to have a comfortable flight if you have tinnitus
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Tinnitus and pregnancy
Tinnitus in pregnancy is very common and although it can be scary at first, it is usually temporary, and generally not a symptom of anything more serious.
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Tinnitus and cochlear implants
A 60-minute webinar exploring the use of cochlear implants and the benefits these can have on tinnitus
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Tinnitus, food and drink
Exploring the research around potential triggers.
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Tinnitus and hearing aids
How hearing aids can help to relieve tinnitus and improve quality of life.
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Tinnitus and hearing loss
Tips for people with severe-profound hearing loss to help them manage their tinnitus.
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Taming tinnitus
Tips for forgetting tinnitus during the day and resting well at night
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Drugs and tinnitus
Most drugs do not cause tinnitus. There are a handful of prescribed and over-the-counter medicines which may have links to tinnitus when taken in large doses.
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