Tinnitus Self-help

What should you do when it whistles, rings, roars or drones in your ear?

No tinnitus (also called tinnitus or ringing in the ears) is the same as another. How do I find out which treatment and which aid is right for me?

Those who suffer from tinnitus often lose their zest for life and hope for improvement. This does not have to be the case! Our goal is to give you the best possible overview of the treatment options for tinnitus and similar inner ear disorders such as tinnitus-related hearing loss, pressure in the ear, dizziness (Ménière’s disease, vertigo), sudden hearing loss and hearing distortion. In cooperation with affected persons and experts, we research and develop forms of therapy and evaluate their chances of success.

According to a new study, almost a quarter of the population has experienced “tinnitus” at some point. Almost 10% hear these ear noises continuously. In 3% of cases, it is already referred to as chronic tinnitus. The earlier treatment is started, the greater the chances of successful healing.

The most important and encouraging information is the fact that in 99% of all cases, tinnitus has a benign cause. It can be regarded as a natural risk of modern life and part of the aging process. Don’t lose hope.

With our many years of experience, we have already been able to successfully treat over 60,000 affected persons. We will try to advise you objectively and inform you about the most promising treatment options.