Is there a connection between tinnitus and depression, anxiety, cognitive problems and sleep problems? We found a thesis from Malmö University that investigated the connection and we would like to share this with you.
Work carried out by Viktoria Ekelund and Janina Yin aimed to investigate the following:
“The aim of this study was to increase the knowledge of tinnitus among general nurses and nursing students, with two specific questions. The first was what evidence there is for a relationship between tinnitus and depression, anxiety, cognitive problems and sleep problems. The second question was about which ways in which cognitive behavioral therapy has an effect on tinnitus-related trouble.”
An interesting thought they pointed out was:
“Suggested recommendations for implementation in healthcare is that then the nurse encounters a patient with tinnitus the nurse should inquire about any problems, and if necessary recommend cognitive behavioral therapy.”
Feel free to read their work to gain a broader understanding of the effect of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in tinnitus-related problems.
Click here (article in swedish)
We want to change and improve!
We at Circius Pharma want to improve the quality of life for people who suffer from tinnitus and give them hope and opportunities to enjoy life. That is why we have created a medical device that can be used at any time of the day, as tinnitus can vary greatly from person to person when it applies to treatment and relief times.
You can read more about the treatment by clicking here: Treatment with Tinearity G1. Please get in touch if you want to know more about how we at Circius Pharma treat tinnitus: info@circiuspharma.se
