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Tinnitus is the name for hearing sounds such as ringing, buzzing or humming when there’s no external noise source. It can be short-term (for example after loud noise exposure) or more persistent, and it may be linked to factors such as earwax build-up, ear infections, changes in hearing, stress and some medicines. Because causes vary, the most helpful first step is often to consider your wider symptoms — for example dizziness, nausea, a blocked-ear feeling, ear pain, or recent hearing changes — and choose support that matches what you’re experiencing.
This category brings together tinnitus-related pharmacy products available from WithAid Pharmacy. WithAid is a UK based and regulated pharmacy, with fast, free delivery on order over £20 and orders sent by Royal Mail in discreet packaging. If tinnitus is new, worsening, only in one ear, pulsatile (in time with your heartbeat), linked to hearing changes, or accompanied by significant dizziness, seek advice from a pharmacist, audiologist or GP.
This page currently features Stugeron 100 Tablets. Stugeron tablets contain cinnarizine, which is used to help symptoms caused by balance or movement problems (for example feeling dizzy or lightheaded, ringing in the ears, nausea and vomiting) in certain situations. Always read the Patient Information Leaflet and follow dosing and warnings.
Tinnitus is the perception of sound (such as ringing, buzzing or humming) without an external source. It can affect one or both ears and may be intermittent or constant.
No single OTC product cures tinnitus. Some medicines may help with related symptoms (such as dizziness or nausea) in certain situations, but persistent tinnitus should be assessed to explore possible causes and the most appropriate support.
Stugeron is used for symptoms caused by balance or movement problems and for travel sickness. It may be considered when tinnitus occurs alongside balance symptoms for some people, depending on suitability and other medicines you take. Always follow the patient leaflet.
Some products are not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Check the patient leaflet and ask a pharmacist if you’re unsure before using any medicine.
Some medicines can cause drowsiness or slower reactions. If you feel sleepy or less alert, do not drive, cycle, or operate machinery. Alcohol can worsen drowsiness for some products.
Seek urgent help for sudden hearing loss, severe vertigo, fainting, severe headache, chest pain, one-sided weakness or numbness, facial drooping, confusion, or signs of a severe allergic reaction. If tinnitus is pulsatile or only in one ear, arrange a prompt assessment.
Responsible Pharmacist: Mohammed Sajjad (MPharm) – GPhC Reg No: 2063345. Superintendent Pharmacist: Mohammed Sajjad (MPharm) – GPhC Reg No: 2063345. Pharmacy: GPhC Reg No: 9012504.
Important: This information is general guidance and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always read the label and patient information leaflet before use and do not exceed stated doses. If tinnitus is new, one-sided, pulsatile, linked to hearing changes, or accompanied by significant dizziness or any red flags above, seek medical advice promptly. In an emergency, call 999. For urgent advice when it’s not an emergency, contact NHS 111.
