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NEXYNAPTICS • TINNITUS PROTOCOL

Your tinnitus is more than a sound.

A structured, evidence-informed approach to understanding how tinnitus interacts with your attention, sleep, autonomic nervous system regulation, and functional recovery capacity.

Confidential • Securely Handled Evidence-Informed Scoring Clinical Governance

Select Your Tinnitus Assessment Pathway

Choose between our rapid self-assessment profile score or our structured clinical pre-assessment intake.

Comprehensive Clinical Intake 10–12 minutes

Tinnitus Initial Profile Clinical Intake Form

A thorough pre-assessment clinical questionnaire for individuals seeking personalized review, somatosensory modulation evaluation, and suitability assessment for comprehensive tinnitus diagnostics.

  • Acoustic & Modulation Mapping: Acoustic qualities, continuity, and somatosensory modulation (jaw, neck, pressure).
  • 0–10 Life Impact Sliders: Sleep, work performance, concentration, social participation, and life enjoyment.
  • Audiological & Care History: Review of previous hearing tests, medical investigations, and management attempts.
  • Red Flag Safety Triage: Automated medical screening for sudden changes, pulsatile patterns, or crisis indications.

Clinical Governance & Safety Standard

Guided by evidence-informed audiological and neuroscience principles

Screening & Educational Purpose: All profiles and questionnaires on this platform are designed for preliminary functional profiling, self-reflection, and clinical qualification. They do not constitute an automated medical diagnosis, etiology identification, or promise of cure.

Medical Red Flags: If you experience sudden hearing loss, pulsatile tinnitus (whooshing synchronized with heartbeat), severe dizziness, or unilateral ear pain, you should consult an ear, nose and throat (ENT) physician or medical doctor before embarking on routine management.

Immediate Emotional & Crisis Support: If tinnitus or distress feels overwhelming, immediate confidential help is available: Call 988 (US & Canada), 111 (UK NHS), 112 (Europe / India), or contact your nearest emergency services.