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Use of hearing aids, cochlear implants, and sound therapy to reduce tinnitus severity and improve communication in patients with hearing loss.
Most validated, evidence-based options for chronic subjective are therapies that reduce distress and improve coping—chiefly cognitive behavioral therapy () and audiological interventions like or cochl...
(HA) fitting is widely reported to reduce and distress in patients with , but the evidence is heterogeneous and far from definitive; multiple reviews and trials show positive effects while also flaggi...
Deciding whether a patient should begin cognitive behavioral therapy () or first hinges on two clinical axes: the nature and severity of the tinnitus (perceptual vs. primarily distressing) and the pre...
Clinical guidelines and multiple systematic reviews converge on a short list of first‑line, evidence‑based approaches for chronic subjective : psychological interventions—chiefly (CBT)—and pragmatic (...