The underlying foundation of noise-induced hearing loss may seem well-founded. A fairly obvious cause-and-effect relationship is indicated by the name, after all. The universal understanding is simply that loud sounds damage the hearing mechanisms in the ear, causing long-term and permanent hearing loss. And while that’s accurate, the mechanisms underpinning that cause haven’t always been […]
It can be really irritating and uncomfortable when your ears are itching. Before you stick your finger or an object into your ear attempting to scratch the itch, you need to be aware of the root cause. Identifying the root cause of your ear itch will help you determine the safest and most effective method […]
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In our youth, food choices usually revolved around taste and immediate gratification, with very little thought about long-term health ramifications. However, as adults, we’ve come to know that what we eat profoundly affects our well-being in surprising ways. Recent research has uncovered a surprising connection between poor nutrition and hearing loss, highlighting the profound influence […]
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From sporting events to family gatherings to fireworks displays to motorcycle rides, summer is filled with fun experiences. The majority of these activities are completely safe and healthy, but some do come with a risk of noise-related hearing loss. Over time, the loud noises that accompany some of these experiences can result in irreversible hearing […]
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Summer is synonymous with sunshine, relaxation, and an abundance of social events. However, for those who have hearing loss, navigating these seasonal gatherings can sometimes present distinct difficulties. Fear not, as with a little planning and consideration, you can ensure that your summer experiences are still fun. Key tips to get the most of summer […]
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Were you aware that your risk of developing age-related hearing loss can be increased if you have high blood pressure? From around 40 years old and up, you might start to detect that your hearing is starting to go. Your symptoms could progress slowly and be mostly invisible, but this type of hearing loss is […]
Your whole life can be impacted by age-related hearing loss. Besides your ability to hear, your professional life, your social life, and even your cognitive clarity can also be affected. Over time, hearing loss can profoundly impact how your brain works in ways that immediately impact your mood, your memory, and more. The relationship between […]
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Amidst hectic schedules and the distractions of events, it’s all too easy to put off important appointments, such as those with a hearing specialist or for a hearing aid fitting. You may even find yourself hesitating to order hearing aids altogether. But hearing loss impacts more than just your ears and delaying treatment can have […]
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In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, our ears often bear the brunt of neglect and accidental harm. From the allure of ear candling to the apparently harmless act of using cotton swabs, our hearing health can suffer from these common yet hazardous practices. What follows are a few practices you can use to […]
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You probably don’t give a lot of thought to earwax buildup unless you’re in the process of cleaning it out. Still, it’s crucial to have an understanding of its purpose and how it develops. What causes the buildup of earwax? Earwax, technically identified as cerumen, is a thick combination of debris, hair, skin particles, sweat, […]
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