Issues with ear health and hearing loss are issues that tend to overlap when it comes to prevention and proactive measures for maintaining your hearing. With this, protecting your hearing is a significant part of ensuring the health of your… Read More
Do you find that you have an excess amount of earwax? If that’s the case, then you might need an ear cleaning. Even though earwax is supposed to keep your ears clean, too much earwax can be a problem. Here… Read More
We’ve talked about tinnitus in this blog, but not for a good while. The big question in our blog this time is: what are some of the most common causes of tinnitus? Hearing loss and loud, persistent ringing in your… Read More
What is hearing aid feedback? Hearing aid feedback is created when extra noise from hearing aids is generated. This extra noise usually manifests as squealing or whistling. This squealing and whistling usually only happens when the hearing aid is being… Read More
Earwax, or cerumen, is produced in the ear canal to protect the ear from dust particles, microorganisms, and other foreign particles that could potentially damage your ear. Normally, earwax dries up and falls out of the ear on its own,… Read More
Are you proactive about protecting your ears from noise-induced hearing loss? Then you’ll want to hear about these headphones! Several companies have recognized that noise-induced hearing loss from headphones is a serious problem and have created a solution. Read on… Read More
In the US, about 37.5 million adults have some amount of hearing loss. Yet according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), only 20 percent of those who could benefit from hearing aids actually use them. That suggests that millions… Read More
We all put things off, regularly talking ourselves out of complex or uncomfortable chores in favor of something more enjoyable or fun. Distractions abound as we tell ourselves that we will sooner or later get around to whatever we’re currently… Read More
The ironic part of hearing loss is that we don’t seem to start appreciating our favorite sounds until after we’ve lost the capacity to clearly hear them. We don’t pause to think about, for example, how much we appreciate a… Read More