Buzzing in ear after head injury, hearing ringing in my ear - Review

For many years our firm has represented clients who have suffered Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) or Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI).
A recent study by UC Berkeley indicates that the way to stop the tinnitus ringing in the ear is not to retrain the ear but to retrain the brain. Unfortunately even a sustained loud noise, from machinery or music, as well as some drugs can damage the hair cells in the inner ear that detect sounds. Experiments in the past few years have shown that the ringing doesn't originate in the inner ear, though, but rather in regions of the brain--including the auditory cortex--that receives input from the ear.


About the author: Claude Wyle is an aggressive advocate for Bay Area head injury survivors. One of the more nagging and irritating symptoms, so I'm reminded by a recent client, is the intense and constant ringing in the inner ear brought on by tinnitus.
Not all tinnitus is from brain injury, so it is unlikely that all tinnitus can be helped by brain retraining; however, this is a good start. Claude has decades of experience representing those harmed by the wrongful conduct of others, and, as a Bay Area brain injury lawyer, has fought to protect the rights of those with head injuries throughout his legal career.

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