Tinnitus Treatment
Reduce the ringing in your ears and improve your quality of life with modern tinnitus treatment methods.
Tinnitus, also known as the sensation of buzzing, whistling, or ringing in the ears, can significantly affect quality of life. Regardless of the cause, many people seek a reliable solution to restore peace and quiet in their everyday lives. At Dr Prlja Medical in Belgrade, we provide expert diagnostics and treatments tailored to each patient for tinnitus treatment. Our team of specialists uses advanced methods to identify the cause and alleviate the symptoms of tinnitus. Visit us to find out how we can help you leave tinnitus in the past and enable you to refocus on what truly matters. Our experience and dedication make a difference.

What is tinnitus?
Tinnitus is a medical term for the sensation of sound in the ears or head that does not come from an external source. The sound that people experience can be buzzing, whistling, humming, rustling, or even a pulsating rhythm. The intensity and frequency of tinnitus vary from person to person – for some, tinnitus is mild and occasional, while others experience it constantly, which can interfere with daily activities and sleep quality.
How does tinnitus occur?
Tinnitus, or ringing in the ears, occurs when there is a disruption or damage in the transmission of sound from the external environment to the hearing centers in the brain. Under normal circumstances, sound waves pass through the middle and inner ear, where they are converted into electrical impulses that are sent to the brain. If an obstacle or damage occurs along that pathway, tinnitus may develop.
The most common causes of tinnitus include exposure to loud noises, hearing damage, stress, and ear infections. Sometimes, tinnitus may be the result of circulation problems or other health conditions, such as high blood pressure or diabetes. In rare cases, it may be associated with more serious conditions, such as a tumor of the auditory nerve.

Tinnitus treatment at Dr Prlja Medical
Tinnitus, or ringing in the ear, is a condition that has various origins and manifestations, which requires an individualized approach to therapy. In our practice, we use three basic approaches: pharmacological, injection, and physical-acoustic.
- Pharmacological therapy includes well-known drugs used in otorhinolaryngology. These include pills, solutions containing oxygen or liquid oxygen, antihistamines, and corticosteroids such as prednisone.
- Physical-acoustic therapy is based on the use of sound. The application of devices such as tinnitus maskers or antitinnitus pillows enables patients to reduce the noise through sound stimulation. These devices are programmed to alleviate tinnitus and are often part of home therapy.
- Injection therapy is considered highly effective. It is performed through myringotomy—a small opening in the eardrum through which corticosteroids are directly applied to the middle ear. This method is painless, minimally invasive, and allows the eardrum to heal quickly, usually within 15 to 20 days. The advantage of this method is that it provides the doctor with a high level of precision, and the patient with comfort and safety.
Tinnitus diagnostics
Diagnosing tinnitus requires a comprehensive approach to determine the cause and establish appropriate therapy. The process usually includes the following steps:
- Medical history: The doctor will gather detailed information about your symptoms, their duration, frequency, and potential triggers. They will also inquire about your medical history, exposure to noise, use of medications, and the presence of other health conditions.
- Clinical ENT examination: The otorhinolaryngology specialist will conduct an examination of the ears, nose, and throat to identify any physical changes or conditions that may contribute to the occurrence of tinnitus.
- Audiological tests: These tests assess your hearing and help in detecting any potential hearing damage. Most commonly, audiometry and tympanometry are performed.
- Otoneurological examination: This examination assesses the function of the inner ear and balance system to rule out neurological causes of tinnitus.
- Additional diagnostics: Depending on the findings, the doctor may recommend further tests, such as laboratory analyses, ultrasound of the neck’s blood vessels, or head imaging (CT or MRI) to rule out other potential causes of tinnitus.
Why choose Dr Prlja Medical Belgrade?
At Dr Prlja Medical Belgrade, we provide expert care and personalized treatments for patients facing tinnitus and other ENT problems. Our team of experienced specialists uses the latest diagnostic and therapeutic methods to help you regain your quality of life.
We understand how tinnitus can affect everyday life, which is why we focus on accurately identifying the cause and applying targeted methods for tinnitus treatment tailored to your needs. Our clinic is equipped with modern devices, which enable precise diagnostics and effective results.
Your health is our priority, and our goal is to provide solutions that bring relief through expertise and dedication.

Regain a peaceful and quality life
Tinnitus can interfere with your sleep, concentration, and daily activities, but there is a solution. With the right approach and modern methods of tinnitus treatment, symptoms can be significantly reduced and quality of life improved. At Dr Prlja Medical in Belgrade, our team of experts is dedicated to finding the optimal solution tailored to your needs. You don’t have to get used to discomfort – with timely treatment, it is possible to restore a sense of peace and quiet. Our clinic offers diagnostics and effective therapies that can provide relief. Don’t wait for the symptoms to worsen – schedule an examination today and take the first step toward better hearing and a higher quality of life.
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
Can tinnitus be cured?
Although there is no universal cure for tinnitus, there are therapies that can significantly alleviate symptoms, including sound therapy, TRT (tinnitus retraining therapy), and treatment of the underlying cause.
How can I reduce the symptoms of tinnitus at home?
Avoid loud sounds, reduce stress through relaxation techniques, pay attention to your diet, and sleep in a quiet and relaxed atmosphere.
Does sound therapy help?
Yes, sound therapy often helps reduce the perception of tinnitus. It involves the use of devices that emit white noise or pleasant sounds.
When should I contact a doctor?
If tinnitus lasts longer than a few days, affects your sleep or daily life, or is accompanied by hearing loss, contact a specialist immediately.
Can stress cause tinnitus?
Yes, stress is a common trigger for tinnitus or can worsen its symptoms. Managing stress can help control the symptoms.
How long does tinnitus treatment last?
The duration of treatment depends on the cause and severity of the symptoms. Some patients notice improvement after a few weeks, while for others the process takes longer.