Let’s imagine you go to a rock concert. You’re awesome, so you spend all night up front. It’s not exactly hearing-healthy, but it’s fun, and the next day, you wake up with two ringing ears. (That part’s less fun.) But what if you awaken and can only hear out of one ear? Well, if that’s
Congratulations! You’ve just become the proud owner of hearing aids – an incredible piece of modern technology. But, just like with all new devices, there are things that hearing aid wearers wish somebody had told them. Let’s go over nine common mistakes new hearing aid wearers make and how you can steer clear of them.
Are you experiencing ringing in your ears that’s driving you crazy? Discover whether your tinnitus is inherited or what the cause may be. Tinnitus, what exactly is it? Tinnitus is the name referring to a person’s perception of a ringing, droning, or buzzing in the ear with no external noises present to explain this sensation.
There are many ways to feel more youthful. But protecting your hearing is one way that is often ignored. Diet and exercise have been publicized for years as a proven way to increase your lifespan while improving your quality of life. These practices also help you control your weight and help prevent heart disease and
Some activities are simply staples of summer: Air shows, concerts, fireworks, state fairs, Nascar races, etc. As more of these events return to something resembling normal, the crowds, and the noise levels, are getting larger. And that can be an issue. Let’s face it: you’ve noticed ringing in your ears after attending a concert before.
Hearing loss is usually an aggravating condition that can be the result of various things. While hearing loss is usually due to age or an injury, in some situations, hearing loss may be an indication of a more severe root medical issue. These are some hearing loss red flags you should look for There are
Everybody’s hearing loss situation is unique and hearing aids are manufactured to make up for those unique conditions. Whether you are new to using hearing aids or have been wearing them for years, if your hearing aids cause headaches or any other type of pain, there is an answer. If your hearing aid is properly
Does it seem like your hearing aid batteries die way too fast? Here are some unexpected reasons that might happen. So how long should the charge on my hearing aid battery go? From 3 to 7 days is the standard time-frame for charge to last. That range is rather wide. So wide, in fact, that
In conversation with friends, you like to be polite. At work, you want to look involved, even enthralled with what your manager/colleagues/clients are talking about. With family, you might find it easier to just tune out the conversation and ask the person next to you to repeat what you missed, just a little louder, please.
You’re having a Zoom call with your granddaughter and you’ve been waiting for it all week! You’ll have a blast and get caught up with your cherished family members. But when you log in you realize, to your sadness and disappointment, that you can’t hear very well. You’re wearing your hearing aids but things still
Crackling in your ear? A condition known as tinnitus can cause you to hear buzzing, crackling, whooshing, or other noises in your ears. Here’s what you need to know. Do you hear phantom noises such as thumping, buzzing, or ringing in your ears? If this is occurring with hearing aids, it could mean you need
As we age we start to have difficulty hearing clearly and we normally just accept it as a normal part of growing older. Maybe we need to ask people to speak up or repeat themselves when they talk. Perhaps the volume on our TV keeps getting louder. We might even discover that we’re becoming forgetful.
