Tinnitus Explained

  Introduction: The Unheard Symphony of Tinnitus Silence is supposed to be peaceful. It’s the gentle pause between the chaos of life—a breath of quiet that lets the mind rest. But for millions of people across the world, silence has a sound. It hums, buzzes, rings, or pulses inside their ears, refusing to fade. This invisible, unrelenting companion is known as tinnitus , and while others hear nothing, those who live with it experience a constant internal concert that never ends. For some, tinnitus is a faint whisper—an occasional high-pitched tone that flickers on and off like a candle. For others, it’s a storm of sound that fills every waking moment, making focus, sleep, and peace seem like distant dreams. It doesn’t discriminate—artists, teachers, soldiers, and retirees alike can find themselves tuning into a sound only they can hear. The story of tinnitus isn’t just medical—it’s profoundly human. It’s a story of resilience, adaptation, and learning to coexist with something t...