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66 Jane has a reassuring 'bedside manner' and is able to work on specific ailments whilst giving an overall boost to my wellbeing. The relaxation that comes with each treatment is a bonus and I always leave with a smile on my face and the twinkliest of toes. 99

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Tinnitus

Tinnitus is typically caused by damage to the tiny hairs lining the inside of the ear and is also called "ringing in the ears" because that is the most annoying symptom of tinnitus.

The function of these microscopic hairs inside the ear is to produce the brainwaves that allow us to hear sound, by responding to soundwaves.

When damaged, these hairs over-respond or respond in a chaotic way which can create the sound of buzzing, ringing, or whistling sounds that can range from being annoying to debilitating to the person experiencing them. Other symptoms include dizziness, sharp pain inside the ear and even hearing loss, usually mild.

How can reflexology help?

Foot Reflexology is such a simple alternative medicine modality that most underestimate it's potential. I've seen reflexology help stress, constipation, menstrual cramps, indigestion, and yes, even ear pain. I would not go so far as to call foot reflexology a natural tinnitus remedy on it's own yet I certainly believe regular reflexology sessions might help someone with ringing in the ears.