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Let's Talk About Tinnitus This Awareness Week!

Let's Talk About Tinnitus This Awareness Week!

February 5, 2025

A brightly coloured graphic with a cheerful tone, explaining tinnitus as the sensation of hearing sounds like ringing, buzzing, or whooshing that aren’t caused by an external source. It mentions that tinnitus can vary from mild to more noticeable. The causes listed include loud noises, ear infections, earwax build-up, age-related hearing loss, and stress or anxiety. The bottom features a cute grey cartoon elephant covering its ears with a question: "Can tinnitus be treated?"

A vibrant educational graphic stating that while there’s no one-size-fits-all cure for tinnitus, management techniques like sound therapy, relaxation exercises, hearing aids, and talking to specialists can help. Below, it offers prevention tips like wearing earplugs in noisy places, keeping headphone volume low, and taking breaks from loud environments. A flying cartoon cat in a superhero cape is featured with the caption: "Your ears will thank you!

A colourful graphic explaining that Tinnitus Awareness Week focuses on education, support, and reducing stigma. The text encourages actions such as sharing stories, spreading awareness, or donating to research. A green cartoon character holds a sign reading "End the Stickma," surrounded by smiling hearts and stars. At the bottom, it highlights that the products were designed with tinnitus and invisible illnesses in mind.

Tinnitus Enamel Pin on blue and red card. A grey elephant shaped enamel pin with big ears with purple on the inside of them and black squiggly lines with red ringing alarm bells above the lines and yellow lightening bolts above the bells. The elephant has its eyes screwed shut and its arms up. 'Tinnitusk' is written in black across its middle.

Tinnitusk Elephant Enamel Pin - Tinnitus

Hearing Imbeared Bear Sticker - Hearing Impaired on a red, green and blue background with colouring pencils. The cute brown bear sticker with big sparkly eyes and rosy cheeks holding one hand to its ear. There is a blue banner under the bear with 'Hearing imbeared' written across in black writing. The hand drawn sticker is raising awareness for hearing impaired people.

Hearing Imbeared Bear Sticker - Hearing Impaired

Invisible Illness Club Lanyard with Safety Catch

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