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Taking anti-anxiety medications does not reduce or eliminate tinnitus symptoms.

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The use of anti-anxiety medications has no effect on the presence or severity of tinnitus symptoms.

Supporting1 study

Very strong evidence

Randomized trials

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What the research says

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Supporting (1)

Strong

Contradicting (0)

None

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Why this might work

Anti-anxiety medications calm the brain's fear and stress centers, which makes the ringing in the ears feel less upsetting, but they do not change the abnormal nerve signals in the hearing system that cause the ringing to happen.

Supported mechanismbased on 2 studies

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