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Hope Lanter explains tinnitus, the ringing or buzzing in your ears caused by damage to cochlear hair cells from aging or noise exposure. Get a hearing test and explore treatment options if you experience these symptoms.

Hope Lanter explains tinnitus, the ringing or buzzing in your ears caused by damage to cochlear hair cells from aging or noise exposure. Get a hearing test and explore treatment options if you experience these symptoms.
Have you been hearing a ringing or buzzing in your ears? You might be experiencing tinnitus, which can be connected to hearing loss. Tinnitus is often described as a ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound in the ears, and it's common in people with hearing loss. When the tiny hair cells in the cochlea become damaged, either from aging, noise exposure, or other factors, they can cause both hearing loss and the perception of tinnitus. While it doesn't necessarily always cause hearing loss, the two are often linked. If you're noticing both, it's important to seek treatment. If you're experiencing tinnitus or hearing loss, get your hearing tested today to understand more about what's going on and exploring your treatment options. Like, follow, and share this video and visit our website for more information on tinnitus and hearing health.