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Can Hearing Loss Be Temporary?
In many cases, hearing loss is gradual, progressive and permanent. However, there are times when hearing loss is temporary and can be reversed. A Word of Caution on Sudden Hearing Loss If hearing loss comes on suddenly, visit a medical professional right away. You may have inflammation in the ear that needs to be treated…
How a Cold or the Flu Can Hurt Your Hearing
With fall comes changing leaves, sweater weather, pumpkin patches and, unfortunately, cold and flu season. Getting sick is always unpleasant, but did you know that coming down with a cold or the flu can impact your hearing? We review the connection below. How to Tell the Difference Between a Cold & the Flu Whether you…
October is Audiology Awareness Month
Hearing loss can be a confusing experience that leaves you feeling discouraged, frustrated and isolated. October is Audiology Awareness Month, which means now is a great time to learn about life changes that can help make for a better tomorrow. Audiologists can help identify hearing problems and recommend a treatment solution for you or your…
The Truth About Tinnitus
Have you ever experienced an unexplained ringing in your ear? This confusing symptom is known as tinnitus. Millions of people experience tinnitus, but there are still a lot of misconceptions about it. Below is a look at some of the most common myths we hear and the truth behind them. Tinnitus Is a Disease False….
Protect Your Ears This Summer
Summer is now in full swing. This means that like many of us, you are spending your time with friends and family down at Town Centre Park or gathering around the grill to line up for a hot dog. Summer also means that now more than ever you are at risk of ear damage caused…
How to Avoid Ear Pain on Airplanes
Whether you’re in business class traveling for work or in coach with your family on your way to vacation, there’s one unpleasant thing everyone experiences when taking off from Richmond International Airport. And no, it’s not airplane food; it’s ear pain and pressure. Below we review what causes this discomfort and how to find relief….
Exercises to Keep Your Hearing Sharp
While you may not be in any rush to get back to the gym during this global pandemic, that doesn’t mean you cannot exercise at home. In addition to keeping your mind and body fit, did you know there are exercises designed specifically for your hearing? Below is an outline of exercises you can do…
Do You Have Extreme Noise Sensitivity?
We are all bothered by the sounds of a construction site or when a neighbor is working on their lawn. But for those with a rare hearing disorder called hyperacusis, these sounds can be more than just annoying; they can be painful. Below is a breakdown of what hyperacusis is and how audiologists can treat…
Happiness from Hearing Devices
Many scientific studies in the past have confirmed the negative impacts associated with hearing loss: depression, anxiety and social isolation. There are positive impacts associated with hearing solutions, as well. A study conducted by the Better Hearing Institute (BHI) supplies overwhelming data about how much of a difference hearing devices can make. The study surveyed…