Tinnitus Treatment in Woodland Hills, CA

Are you hearing a ringing sound, white noise, or clicking in your ears?

You may be among the 50 million Americans each year suffering from tinnitus. At West Valley Hearing Center, we regularly see patients from Woodland Hills, Tarzana, Calabasas, Canoga Park, West Hills, and nearby communities dealing with this persistent condition.

Tinnitus can sound like ringing, wind, or even crackling in your ears. Because it’s constant, it can be extremely distracting—and may even keep you awake at night.

Despite what you may have seen on social media, there is currently no cure for tinnitus. However, the good news is that there are many effective ways to manage it. With the right care and customized solutions, you can sleep better, focus more easily, and return to enjoying quiet moments again.

How You Manage Tinnitus Often Depends On What’s Causing It

Tinnitus is often associated with hearing loss or can occur after concerts or other extended loud noise. However, tinnitus can also be a side effect of medication, allergies, high blood pressure or other health conditions. Uncovering the root cause of your tinnitus will help you find the best way to manage it.

Woman with tinnitus holding her ear.

Get Relief From Your Tinnitus

Make an appointment and we’ll go through your medical history and do a full ear exam including a hearing evaluation. Understanding what is causing the ringing in your ears and what makes it worse will help us determine which ways to best manage your tinnitus.

How Do I Stop The Constant Ringing In My Ears?

Until we identify a way to manage your tinnitus, avoid things that appear to make your tinnitus worse. If you are regularly exposed to loud noise through your work or home environment, make sure you have adequate hearing protection. If you’re taking medications, check the side effects and if they are known to cause tinnitus consult your doctor to see if an alternative treatment would be a better option for you.

Common Ways To Manage Tinnitus 

Tinnitus management can be as easy as removing impacted earwax, changing medications, or taking measures to lower your blood pressure. If those are not the cause of your tinnitus, you may need other ways to manage tinnitus such as special hearing aids, maskers, allergy treatments, meditation or cognitive behavioral therapy.