An estimated 48-million Americans experience some degree of hearing loss. As well as experiencing obvious problems associated with hearing loss, many remain unaware of associated balance issues that often accompany this condition. Studies have uncovered an intriguing correlation between hearing loss and balance disturbances, suggesting they are closely intertwined conditions. To accomplish this goal, it’s […]
Many people in the United States experience hearing loss, especially older people. The link between aging and diminished hearing is well-established. For many people, the loss of hearing is only mild, while for others, it’s more severe. The impact of moderate hearing loss can be severe since it can influence your ability to communicate with […]
You might assume that the inability to hear the television or the sound of a neighbor knocking on your door would be glaring signs of hearing loss. However, hearing loss is not always noticeable. It has a way of sneaking up on you. It’s possible that the normal annoyances you’ve been experiencing lately are, in […]
There are a number of reasons why someone might experience hearing loss. Age is one reason, working in a loud environment is another, and sometimes it’s caused by a disease. However, it can also be something that is caused by injury and trauma. With that in mind, we’re going to look at the five most […]
If you often find yourself being sensitive to sounds, especially loud sounds, then there is a chance that you might have a condition known as hyperacusis. This is more common than you might think, and there are treatments and solutions available to make use of, so it’s something that can be dealt with. But it’s […]
In 2006, the Arthritis Foundation found a link between Rheumatoid arthritis and hearing loss. It published an article stating that patients experiencing rheumatoid arthritis are at a higher risk of experiencing varying forms of hearing problems, hearing loss and autoimmune inner ear disease. However, since the Foundation found this connection in 2006, several studies have […]
The Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) reveals that approximately 48 million Americans experience some degree of hearing loss and wait an average of seven years before seeking help. Unfortunately, untreated hearing loss can lead to brain function loss, isolation and depression. However, you may read on to discover how to manage your hearing loss. […]
Over 50 million Americans experience hearing loss of some kind in their life. While it can affect people of any age or background, age-related hearing loss remains the most common cause by far. In fact, up to two in three seniors may have progressive hearing loss. By now, you should appreciate the benefits of visiting […]
Hearing loss is not just a condition that impacts your ability to hear, but it can affect so many other areas of your life. People with hearing loss face an increased amount of depression and dementia due to cognitive decline, but it can also result in serious risks to your safety. People with hearing loss […]
Sudden neurosensory hearing loss, commonly known as sudden deafness, occurs as an unexplained, rapid hearing loss, usually in one ear, that occurs within one to three days. Sometimes people with sudden hearing loss do not see their doctor right away because they think their hearing loss is due to earwax. However, if we delay more […]
