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Why persistent tinnitus can strike despite perfect hearing

The condition is a false alarm from the brain and nervous system, not an external sound, and affects 14% of adults worldwide.

Luby's ringing started suddenly despite perfect hearing. Tinnitus affects 14% of adults, usually triggered by stress or hearing loss.

It's a false alarm from the brain and nervous system, not an external sound. The most common advice is to learn to live with it and ignore the sound.

Why it mattersIf you experience persistent ringing, understanding it's neurological can help you focus on coping instead of seeking a cure.

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