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The sound of tinnitus

What does tinnitus sound like?

Tinnitus can sound in lots of different ways but one of the most common is a whistling noise.

Tinnitus sounds

If you want to know what tinnitus sounds like, you can listen to an example at the link below. Keep in mind that these sounds are not exact representations of what everyone with tinnitus hears, but only approximate simulations. The noise differs from person to person and can even vary for the same person.

>> Tinnitus sound Listen Here

 

Examples of Tinnitus signals

It can vary greatly from person to person. You may hear phantom sounds in one ear, in both ears, or in your head. The phantom sound can ring, buzz, rumble, whistle, hum, click, hiss or howl. The noise can be soft or loud and can be low or high pitched. It may come and go or be present all the time.

Here are some examples of how people may describe what tinnitus sounds like:

  1. Ringing: Described as a high-pitched ringing similar to the sound of a bell, a telephone, or a persistent tone.
  2. Buzzing: Often likened to the sound of bees buzzing or the humming of an electrical appliance.
  3. Whistling: Comparable to the sound of a high-pitched whistle or a tea kettle boiling.
  4. Roaring: Some individuals perceive tinnitus as a roaring, similar to the sound of ocean waves or a waterfall.
  5. Clicking: Described as rhythmic or irregular clicking sounds, similar to the ticking of a clock.
  6. Hissing: Like the sound of air escaping from a tire or the hissing of steam.
  7. Humming: Some may hear a low-frequency hum, akin to the sound of a distant engine or machinery.
  8. Pulsing: Tinnitus can also mimic a rhythmic pulse or heartbeat sound.

These descriptions are subjective and can vary greatly among individuals. The perceived signal may also change in intensity, pitch, or type for the same person over time. It's important to note that these descriptions serve as attempts to convey the sensations experienced, as tinnitus perception is highly personal and may not precisely match these comparisons.

 

what does tinnitus sound like

 

Tinnitus frequency

 

We want to change and improve!

We at Duearity want to improve the quality of life for people who suffer from tinnitus and give them hope and opportunities to enjoy life. That is why we have created a medical device that can be used at any time of the day, as tinnitus can vary greatly from person to person when it applies to treatment and relief times.

You can read more about the treatment by clicking here: Treatment with Tinearity G1 Please get in touch if you want to know more about how we at Duearity treat tinnitus: info@duearity.com