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Issue 20, September 2017
TUNE IN
A NEWSLETTER FROM THE TINNITUS CLINIC
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"One evening I noticed a noise in my head"
I contracted tuberculosis in 2009 and, relatively soon after that, one evening I noticed that there was a noise in my head. I had been unconscious of the noise for quite a while, but I had suddenly become very aware of it as it progressively got worse, but it was spasmodic at that point.
Stress and family illness made my tinnitus worse; it was 4 years of absolute hell.
Read Barbara's Story
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Read Barbara's story
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Hearing treatments for veterans
Did you know that working-age veterans are 3.5 times more likely to suffer from hearing loss than the general population?
While many veterans can use devices and treatments which are available from the National Health Service, for others a more specialist expert approach is needed.
You may be eligible to claim funding from The Royal British Legion's Veterans Hearing Fund (VHF) even if you have already received compensation for tinnitus or hearing loss from the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme Award or, are receiving a War Pension.
Find out more
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Download the VHF leaflet
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Protecting your hearing at concerts
According to Mark Williams, our Chief Audiologist, “The noise levels at a live gig or concert can easily exceed 85 decibels. Prolonged exposure to this level of noise can lead to noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus.”
The Tinnitus Clinic is offering you an exclusive £25 off Siemens ear defence products. Each set of plugs are moulded to the wearer's ears to ensure a perfect and comfortable fit. They adequately protect your hearing and still allow you to enjoy your favourite music.
Get your voucher now
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Claim your 25% off voucher
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The Tinnitus Clinic, 91 Wimpole Street, London W1G 0EF
Clinics at Birmingham, Bristol, Cheltenham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Leicester, London Harley St., Manchester
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