Tinnitus masking is a technique used to reduce the perception of tinnitus by introducing external sounds that are perceived as more pleasant or less intrusive than the tinnitus itself. The masking level is determined by the intensity and characteristics of the masking noise relative to the tinnitus.
Ltinnitus = Tinnitus Level (dB)
Delta L = Additional Level Difference (dB)
The formula above shows that the masking level is calculated by adding a certain level difference to the tinnitus level. The additional level difference depends on various factors such as the frequency of the tinnitus and the characteristics of the masking noise.
What is tinnitus masking?
How do I calculate the masking level for my tinnitus?
What factors affect the masking level?
Can any type of music be used for masking tinnitus?
What is the difference between masking and treatment of tinnitus?
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Are there any risks associated with using tinnitus masking?
Results are for informational purposes only and do not constitute professional advice.
