Normally, the first stages of hearing loss develop slowly. You might dismiss your need for people to repeat themselves as them mumbling or background noise. But as you reflect on this moment, a question emerges: Am I losing my hearing? It will be easier to recognize whether your own hearing is changing by understanding the […]
For professional musicians, hearing isn’t simply a sense, it’s a critical part of their art and livelihood. However, many musicians still think that hearing loss is just an unavoidable consequence of practicing their craft. This is both an outdated and unhealthy frame of mind. Luckily, this harmful attitude is being challenged by growing awareness and […]
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If you find yourself struggling to fall asleep as a result of disruptive noises, earplugs might offer a simple and effective solution. Noises that might be interfering with your ability to get a good night’s sleep can be decreased or completely blocked out by using a pair of earplugs at night. Getting a restful night’s […]
As our loved ones get older, certain changes in their health can be expected. One of the most common problems they may face is hearing loss. As reported by the National Institutes of Health, around one in three people between the ages of 65 and 74 experience some level of hearing loss. And for people […]
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Most people think that as they get older hearing loss will be inevitable. In truth, damage from recurring exposure to loud noise is also a major factor. Every exposure to loud sounds, whether at a concert, mowing the lawn, or through loud earbuds, adds up over time, resulting in permanent hearing loss. Alarmingly, this issue […]
The underlying basis of noise-related hearing loss may seem well-understood. After all, the name itself suggests a fairly straightforward cause-and-effect relationship. Our basic understanding is that irreversible hearing damage is a result of exposure to overly loud sound over a long period of time. Though we’ve known this for some time now, we haven’t completely […]
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It can be really aggravating and uncomfortable when your ears are itching. While your instinct may lead you to use your finger or a little object to scratch the itch, it is critical to understand the underlying cause first. Identifying the root cause of your ear itch will help you determine the safest and most […]
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In our youth, food choices usually revolved around taste and instant gratification, with little consideration for long-term health implications. However, as adults, we’ve come to know that what we eat profoundly impacts our well-being in unexpected ways. One surprising way poor nutrition can have negative consequences, according to recent research, is its impact on hearing […]
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From sporting events to family gatherings to fireworks shows to motorcycle rides, summer is filled with enjoyable activities. Most of these activities are perfectly safe and healthy, but there are some that do come with a risk of noise-related hearing loss. That’s because loud noises, over time, can damage your ability to hear. A loud […]
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Relaxation, sunshine, and social gatherings are what summer is all about. However, for people with hearing loss, managing these seasonal get-togethers can sometimes present distinct difficulties. Don’t worry though, even with hearing loss, you can still enjoy summer fun. Get the most out of summer with these essential tips Deal with your summer social events, […]
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