Stay connected, hear clearly: local audiologist near me

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Yes, audiologists are experts in evaluating and managing hearing-related issues. They can help you understand your hearing condition and provide appropriate guidance and solutions.

We don't currently offer this service at Boots Hearingcare. But our hearing care experts have created a trusty guide discussing earwax removal and ear cleaning, as well as treatments available.

While there is no cure for tinnitus, audiologists can offer various strategies and therapies to help manage the condition and reduce its impact on your life.

Absolutely. Audiologists can recommend, fit, and fine-tune hearing aids tailored to your specific hearing needs, providing you with a personalised solution.

While tinnitus and dizziness can sometimes occur together, tinnitus itself doesn’t cause dizziness. If you’re suffering from tinnitus and dizziness, it may be that they indicate an underlying condition, such as Ménière’s disease or a problem with your inner ear.

Get any symptoms checked by your doctor, so they can investigate any possible causes and advise you on any treatment.

Tinnitus can sometimes seem more pronounced when you lie down due to the absence of external noises, making the internal sounds more noticeable. Additionally, changes in blood flow when transitioning to a lying position can affect tinnitus. Background noise or relaxation techniques can help alleviate this issue.

Tinnitus’ loudness can vary for numerous reasons, including exposure to loud noises, changes in blood pressure, or underlying health conditions. Consult a healthcare provider to determine the cause of increased tinnitus loudness and explore suitable management strategies.

It’s possible that earwax can cause tinnitus; if it blocks your ear canal, ringing in the ear can be a side effect. However, this can be remedied: any build-up can be professionally removed by your GP, and the symptoms associated with tinnitus - such as hissing, ringing, or roaring sounds - should be relieved as a result.

If your tinnitus is caused by earwax build-up or impaction, once the earwax has been removed, your symptoms should improve and eventually ease. Any removal should always be done professionally to protect your ear canal and eardrum.