Tinnitus Management

Get a Tinnitus Test today with Pembrokeshire Hearing

Tinnitus describes sounds that are heard without an external source.

It can sound different from person to person and may include:

  • Ringing
  • Buzzing
  • Hissing
  • Humming
  • Whooshing
  • Roaring
  • Beating or pulsing sounds



If you're experiencing tinnitus, our audiologist can assess your hearing and discuss appropriate support.

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Tinnitus Consultation

Your appointment will begin with a discussion about your symptoms and hearing history. We can then assess your ears and carry out an appropriate hearing assessment. This can help establish whether there is hearing loss or another issue that may require further investigation.


Depending on your circumstances, we may discuss options such as:

  • Hearing aids
  • Hearing protection
  • Communication strategies
  • Earwax removal where appropriate
  • Further medical or specialist assessment
Tinnitus and Hearing Loss

Tinnitus can occur alongside hearing loss, although not everyone with tinnitus has hearing loss.

A hearing assessment can therefore be useful if you have noticed new or persistent tinnitus.


When Should Tinnitus Be Medically Assessed?


Certain tinnitus symptoms require further medical assessment.


NICE recommends considering referral for persistent tinnitus that is unilateral, pulsatile, significantly changed in nature or causing significant distress, depending on the clinical circumstances.


If tinnitus occurs alongside sudden hearing loss, urgent medical assessment may be required.


If you are concerned about your symptoms, speak to an appropriate healthcare professional.


Tinnitus Support in Pembrokeshire


Pembrokeshire Hearing provides tinnitus consultations from our Milford Haven clinic.

Home visits may also be available depending on your circumstances.

Pembrokeshire Audiologist

Call us on 07810 294 372 or contact us for a consultation.