YOUR HEARING SYMPTOMS

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Tell us what you hear or feel.
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blog-image Ringing or buzzing

Sounds without an obvious external source.

• constant or intermittent
• in one or both ears

blog-image Hearing loss
blog-image Sudden hearing change

A rapid hearing drop needs prompt care.

• noticeable hearing drop
• within hours or days

blog-image Ear fullness or pressure

Your ear feels blocked or under pressure.

• muffled hearing
• popping or pressure

blog-image Ear pain

Pain may come from the ear or nearby structures.

• sharp or aching pain
• constant or on and off

blog-image Sound sensitivity
blog-image Dizziness or balance problems

Feeling unsteady or as if the room is moving.

• spinning or lightheaded
• trouble staying balanced

blog-image Trouble understanding speech

Speech sounds unclear, especially in noise.

• asking people to repeat
• struggling in conversations

blog-image Pulsatile tinnitus

A rhythmic sound that may follow your pulse.

• pulsing or whooshing sound
• often in time with your pulse

blog-image Sleep problems caused by tinnitus

Tinnitus can make restful sleep harder.

• trouble falling asleep
• waking during the night

blog-image Anxiety around hearing symptoms

Hearing symptoms can trigger worry or anxiety.

• worrying about changes
• feeling tense or overwhelmed