Tinnitus Treatment in Springfield, MO
What’s Causing the Clicks and Ringing in My Ears?
While many people describe it as a “ringing” sound, tinnitus can also present as whistling, hissing, clicking, or pulsing noises. These sounds may come and go, or they may persist and interfere with your daily routine.
At Calvert Hearing Care, we understand how disruptive tinnitus can be. For some, it’s a mild nuisance. For others, it’s debilitating — making it difficult to focus at work, relax at home, or fall asleep at night.
Our experienced audiologists in North Texas can evaluate your symptoms, determine what’s causing your tinnitus, and recommend effective hearing loss treatments to help reduce its impact on your life.
What Makes Tinnitus Worse?
- Normal, age-related hearing loss
- Stress
- Damage to the ear caused by exposure to loud noises
- Anxiety
- High blood pressure
- Sinus infections
- Earwax or other obstructions
- Allergies
- Medications, such as some antibiotics
Is There a Cure for the Ringing in My Ear?
While there is currently no scientifically proven cure for tinnitus, there are many effective ways to manage and reduce its symptoms. The right approach depends on the cause and severity of your condition.
Some tinnitus relief strategies are simple and direct — for example, safely removing excess earwax or treating an ear infection. If high blood pressure or stress is contributing to your tinnitus, relaxation techniques, medication, or lifestyle changes can also help.
For persistent or severe tinnitus, our team at Calvert Hearing Care offers several management options, including:
- Hearing aids with tinnitus masking technology
- Sound therapy devices that blend background noise to reduce perception of ringing
- Hearing loss treatment to improve overall hearing and brain stimulation
- Counseling and education to help you better cope with the condition
If the ringing, clicking, or buzzing in your ears just won’t go away, don’t ignore it. The sooner you seek help, the sooner you can find relief.
