Hearing Health Blog

Hearing aids can be life-changing, providing better communication and superior quality of life. Headaches can happen for some wearers during the first period of using hearing aids. While this can be annoying, the good news is that these headaches are typically short lived and easy to manage with the proper care and adjustments. Here, we’ll […]

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Acoustic interference is an unavoidable element of modern life. Whether it’s gardening equipment, heavy traffic, or our own headphones, the auditory world has intensified. Without proper care, this higher level of noise can cause damage to your sense of hearing. As October marks National Protect Your Hearing Month, it serves as an opportune period to […]

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Why is it harder to hear women’s and children’s voices? Perhaps you have noticed that some men claim they are unable to hear their wives talking when they are detailing tasks to be done. That’s a joke, but it is fairly common for people to struggle to hear the voices of women and children. Let’s […]

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If you cope with tinnitus, going on a plane may cause more than just excitement about your destination– it might also come with concerns about worsening ear symptoms. The boosted noise inside the airplane, fluctuations in air pressure, and the stress associated with flying can all result in a worsening or more bothersome experience of […]

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The fall season is a standout time in the yearly calendar. Imagine yourself sitting back and enjoying the sounds– children laughing on Halloween, the leaves crunching as you walk, the fire crackling, and your loved ones around the table at Thanksgiving. Now picture a situation where you are unable to hear those sounds or they […]

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Have you noticed yourself cranking up the volume on your TV more than normal? Or maybe you’re frequently asking people to repeat what they said. While these signs may seem like minor annoyances, they could indicate the initial stages of hearing loss. But here’s something you might not expect– your memory could be taking a […]

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Hearing loss frequently starts out with mild, almost unperceivable changes that can be easy to miss. Typically, it is loved ones who are the first to notice and bring awareness to a person’s hearing trouble. Although children are regularly assessed, many adults do not think about scheduling a hearing test like they would for their […]

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For parents of newborns, finding out that their baby has hearing loss will feel overwhelming and discouraging. But the bright side is: With early detection and intervention, infants with hearing loss can thrive. Yes, they can even cultivate language, communication skills, and strong connections with the world around them, resulting in a vibrant, rewarding life! […]

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While earwax might not be an exciting subject, it has a crucial purpose in preserving the health of your ears. Unlike your teeth, feet, or other body parts that require regular cleaning endeavours, earwax normally manages itself. Overly frequent efforts to eliminate it can actually be counterproductive. So, is earwax bad? The short answer is […]

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If a child has difficulty understanding instructions, mixes up words with similar pronunciations, or appears disoriented in noisy surroundings, parents might presume that a hearing problem is to blame. But in some situations, the issue might not be with the ears at all: It could be a condition called auditory processing disorder (APD). Even though […]

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