Washington Post: While there's no proven cure, there are a few ways to reduce the impact.
PremiumWashington Post20 Aug, 2026 06:00 AM8 mins to readWhile there is no treatment proven to silence chronic tinnitus, there are a handful of strategies you can try to reduce symptoms and the discomfort they bring. Photo / 123rfTinnitus, often described as ringing in the ears, can cause profound distress. While there’s no proven cure, there are a few things you can try to reduce its impact.
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At least one in eight people suffer from tinnitus. While it can be tricky to treat, there are ways to “turn down the volume”.
If you've never had to endure the relentless clamor of tinnitus, the distress is hard to imagine.
If you want to know torment, speak to a sufferer of tinnitus.
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