Ear infections are more likely to happen to children than adults, but when it happens to adults, the infection can be more severe and possibly lead to hearing loss if left untreated. Middle and outer ear infections are more common… Read More
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Types of Vestibular Disorders
Vertigo is a common phenomenon that can happen to anyone of nearly any age. In general, it is expected that 70% of Americans will have at least one spell of vertigo in their lifetime. However, it is more common with… Read More
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Should You Buy Hearing Aids Online?
If you’re thinking about purchasing hearing aids, you may have come across the online market for hearing aids. Buying hearing aids online seems to be quick and easy and saves on cost. Since these devices are notorious for their high… Read More
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Tips for Selecting Hearing Aids
Hearing aids continue to be innovative and current with today’s technology. They allow for great flexibility for capturing sounds, whether loud, soft, or anything in between. Best of all, various models and programs let users have the most customized hearing… Read More
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Cognitive Overload and Hearing Loss
Numerous physical conditions can affect one’s hearing. Researchers have found that hearing loss can be linked to cardiovascular and heart disease, depression and anxiety, diabetes, and chronic kidney disease. The relationship between hearing and the body is mysterious and profound;… Read More
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Summer Hearing Aid Care Tips
Summer is a great time to spend outdoors, enjoying nature and the beach. For those with hearing aids, special care is necessary to ensure the aids stay clear of summer’s harsher elements, such as heat and humidity. However, there’s more… Read More
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What to Expect with New Hearing Aids
Hearing aids may seem like an overpriced, unnecessary expense to some. Some patients are even unhappy with theirs. However, many people who have received hearing aids, no matter their age, fully realize the benefits of having them. This is because… Read More
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What Is Sudden Deafness?
Sudden deafness, also known as sudden sensorineural hearing loss, affects more people each year than one may realize. According to NIH, sudden deafness happens to 1-6 people per 5,000 each year in the United States. Should you have any of… Read More
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Tinnitus and Stress
Many people have experienced an occasional “ringing in the ears.” It may sound like a buzzing or whistling noise. This phenomenon is called tinnitus. Thousands of people in the United States and around the world experience this subjective sound constantly,… Read More
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Cognivue Screening Helps Hearing Health
The brain plays a significant role in one’s hearing ability; it is in the brain that people understand speech and sounds and filter out background noise. The ear is also of utmost importance; it successfully transfers sound from the outer… Read More