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That constant ringing, buzzing, or humming in your ears can be frustrating especially when everything around you is quiet.
This is known as tinnitus, and it affects people in different ways.
For some, it's occasional. For others, it can be persistent and distracting.
But can hearing aids help?
Tinnitus and hearing loss often occur together.
You may have difficulty hearing certain sounds while also noticing ringing or buzzing that isn't coming from an outside source.
When hearing aids improve access to sounds around you, tinnitus may become less noticeable for some people.
Hearing aids don't simply make sounds louder.
They can help bring environmental sounds and speech back into your hearing range. This additional sound can give your brain something else to focus on besides the tinnitus.
Some hearing aids also offer specific tinnitus management features, including customizable sounds designed to help make tinnitus less distracting.
Results vary from person to person, but hearing technology can be one option worth discussing if you have both tinnitus and hearing loss.
If you're experiencing persistent ringing, buzzing, or humming, a hearing test can help determine whether hearing loss may be part of the picture.
You may have hearing loss without realizing it—especially if you've gradually adapted to changes in your hearing.
If tinnitus is making everyday life more difficult, you don't have to simply ignore it.
Start by taking Club Hearing's online hearing test to get a better idea of your hearing. If hearing loss is present, a hearing professional can help you explore whether hearing aids or other solutions may be appropriate.
Understanding your hearing is the first step toward finding a solution that works for you.