Conductive hearing loss is hearing loss due to any obstruction of the ear’s function. Something is in the ear that does not belong, or perhaps the ear or a related part is obstructing itself. Conductive hearing loss is typically temporary,… Read More
Hearing loss is likely more common in the United States among a broad span of ages than many might imagine. Indeed, we tend to be much more aware of vision issues across the generations and somewhat blind to hearing loss… Read More
Cognitive decline would include conditions such as dementia, Alzheimer’s, and any significant state of memory loss and confusion. It can also pertain to balance, reflexes, and eye movements. Anyone should wish to take care of their health as best as… Read More
Fireworks are a staple of Fourth of July celebrations and sometimes of New Year’s festivities too. No matter what time of year it is, fireworks are always fun. They do come with a risk, however, and that is noise-induced hearing… Read More
Hearing issues are one of the most sensitive to talk about. Although getting eyeglasses is no big deal, getting hearing treatment is another story in our culture. No matter how old or young you are, you can greatly benefit from… Read More
Hearing devices cover more than just hearing aids. Hearing device technology has developed quite a bit in the past fifty years, and today, one can find a solution for someone whose deafness is severe. Cochlear implants are one solution for… Read More
Vertigo is a sensation of dizziness that makes the world look like it is spinning. It is set on by an internal or external source. When vertigo and hearing loss meet, the dizziness could be happening because of an issue… Read More
Our ears play a larger role than we might think in helping us sense the world around us. We all know that we use our ears to hear, but they also help us keep balance, know up from down, and… Read More
