Hear the Silence, Protect the Sound

You are not alone. We are dedicated to helping everyone affected by tinnitus find balance in life.

Our Mission

PULSATILE TINNITUS FOUNDATION INC (EIN:83-2497866) is a non-profit organization based in New York. Our mission is:

  • Public Education: Eliminating misdiagnosis and fear caused by information asymmetry.
  • Scientific Prevention: Promoting the 60/60 rule to protect hearing health.
  • Psychological Support: Building a global mutual aid network to reduce patient anxiety.
Medical Communication

Hearing Health & Resources

Pulsatile vs Regular

Pulsatile tinnitus typically rhythms with your heartbeat, often reflecting vascular issues. Medical imaging is prioritized.

60/60 Rule

Volume under 60%, duration under 60 minutes. This is the simplest effective preventive measure.

TRT Training

Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) helps the brain filter out irrelevant tinnitus signals through sound therapy.

SUCCESS STORIES

Vascular Case

Sarah J.'s Return to Quiet

"I thought I would spend the rest of my life in that whooshing sound."

Diagnosed with Sigmoid Sinus Diverticulum via MRA. Symptoms fully disappeared after a minimally invasive procedure.

Neurological Case

Mr. Zhang's Harmony

"The sound is still there, but it no longer bothers me."

Through three months of CBT and background sound exercises, he successfully reduced his emotional reaction to tinnitus.

Educational Blog

Latest research and hearing protection insights from our experts.

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Common Questions (FAQ)

Tinnitus itself is a symptom, not a disease that causes deafness. However, it can accompany hearing loss, so medical evaluation is highly recommended.

We recommend consulting a specialist for MRA, CTV, or High-Resolution CT scans to rule out vascular causes such as stenosis or malformations.

Yes, stress can increase blood pressure and heighten the nervous system's sensitivity, often making the perception of tinnitus louder and more distressing.