Archive for the ‘tinnitus’ Category

A man was telling his neighbor, "I just bought a new hearing aid. It cost me four thousand dollars, but its state of the art. It's perfect."

"Really," answered the neighbor. "What kind is it?"

"Twelve thirty."

Suffering from a hearing loss isn't a laughing matter. But, you have to admit, it does affect your ability to communicate properly, which can lead to some uncomfortable and even embarrassing situations that may seem funny – only to other people.

Here's what you need to do before curing your hearing loss.

You would be surprised by how many people suffering from hearing loss simply have a build-up of ear wax set against their ear drum. That's why it's vital to first have an ear doctor make sure everything is normal, clear of obstructions and disease.

A great remedy for softening hardened ear wax before seeing an ear doctor is to mix a small solution of extra virgin olive …

I was a hearing instrument specialist for about 30 years and I've dealt with every kind of hearing problem you can imagine.

One the most common challenges with detecting a hearing loss is that hearing is very subjective. Often hearing loss happens so gradually that even the person experiencing the hearing loss can be unaware. Because your mind has amazing adaptive capabilities, losing your hearing isn't as obvious as let's say losing your eye sight. I'm at the age where I can't …

Hearing loss and ringing in the ear strikes a nerve in all of us. However, hearing aids are not the solution, but classical music is!

Millions of people strain to understand the spoken word, not because they are deaf, but because they have trouble picking up softer sounds.

As adults we adapt, sometimes unaware there is a problem. Sadly millions of children suffer from mild hearing loss and are mislabeled Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Dysfunction (ADHD).

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