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Vacationing With Hearing Loss: Your Guide to a Safe, Enjoyable Trip!

There are two kinds of vacations, right? There’s the type where you cram every single activity you can into every single second. This type will leave you more tired than when you left but all of the fun will be remembered for years to come. The other kind is all about unwinding. You might not

Hearing Loss Can Result in Complications During Hospitalization

Tom is getting a brand new knee and he’s super pumped! Hey, the things you get excited about change as you age. His knee replacement means he will experience less pain and be able to get around a lot better. So Tom is admitted, the operation is successful, and Tom heads home! That’s when things

Can I Use my Glasses And Hearing Aids Together?

You’ve probably noticed that when movies or television shows get really intense, they start using close-ups (possibly even extreme close-ups). That’s because the human face communicates a lot of information (more information than you’re probably consciously aware of). To say that human beings are really facially centered is, well, not a stretch. So having all

How Long Should my Hearing Aids Last?

Once you get used to your hearing aid, it’s hard to be without it. Your hearing aids are, after all, your link to the world around you. But it will periodically need to be upgraded or replaced just like all technology. A hearing aid’s typical lifespan From 3 to 7 years will be the normal

8 Discrete Signs Your Hearing is Faltering

Your hearing won’t be just gone one day when you wake up. Hearing loss, especially when it’s caused by aging, typically progresses in degrees. Some indicators appear earlier, though, and you don’t recognize there is an issue immediately. These early developing symptoms progress very discreetly. Slowing down the development of hearing loss and its related

Concussions & Tinnitus: What’s the Link?

You Know when you’re viewing an action movie and the hero has a loud explosion close by and their ears begin to ring? Well, at least some amount of mild brain trauma has likely happened to them. To be certain, brain injuries aren’t the bit that most action movies linger on. But that high-pitched ringing

New Beginnings Sound Sweet!

You’ve watched the videos on TikTok. Babies hearing the voice of their mother for the first time after getting a hearing aid. Sometimes, at first, the baby is resistant. They fight when the doctor attempts to place the device in their ear. Before they smile with delight, they may cry a bit. A range of

Keep Your Hearing Crisp With These Three Simple Tips

Pizza is a fascinating thing. As long as it meets a few basic criteria (crust, sauce, cheese, etc.) regardless of the toppings, it’s still pizza. Hearing loss is also like this. Symptoms and manifestations are a consequence of many different problems – loud noises, genetics, age, ear blockages – but as long as you have

Summertime is Hearing Aid Time!

Have you ever slept with your bedroom window open and awoke to the beautiful sound of birds singing as the sun is coming up? Most people probably aren’t even aware that the name for those bird-songs is the “dawn chorus”. For whatever reason, birds see the sun coming up and decide to start singing their

How to Get The Most Out of Your Hearing Aids

If you aren’t really rich, a car really isn’t an impulse purchase. So a great deal of research is most likely the first thing you do. You take a good look at things like gas mileage, price point, and customer reviews. (You’re on Google a lot.) It makes sense to do this amount of research.

Diplacusis: When You Hear Sounds in Stereo

The world was very different millions of years ago. The long-necked Diplacusis roamed this volcano-laden landscape. Diplacusis was so big, thanks to its long tail and neck, that no other predators were a threat. Actually, the long-necked dinosaur from the Jurassic Period is called Diplodocus. Diplacusis is a hearing affliction that causes you to hear

She Isn’t Faking It: 4 Signs a Loved One Should Get a Hearing Aid

It’s a common first reaction – denial. Surely, my loved one’s hearing loss isn’t as bad as it seems. She’s too young to require a hearing aid. Perhaps, it’s become a joke between the two of you. Your loved one always asks you to speak up. You laugh about it like it’s just a game.