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The underlying basis of noise-related hearing loss may seem well-founded. A fairly clear-cut cause-and-effect connection is suggested by the name, after all. The common understanding is simply that loud noises damage the hearing mechanisms in the ear, leading to long-term and irreversible hearing loss. And while that’s accurate, the mechanisms behind that cause haven’t always
Coping with an itch in your inner ear can be highly uncomfortable and disruptive. Before you stick your finger or an object into your ear in an attempt to scratch the itch, you should be aware of the root cause. Pinpointing the root cause of your ear itch will help you determine the safest and
A miracle cure that can help lengthen your lifespan is something pretty much everybody would want. That’s why you can find a huge number of these miracle cures all over the internet ensuring longevity if you do this one trick. Pretty much all of these so-called cures have no medical foundation and are not backed
The majority of individuals aren’t proactive about their hearing health and likely haven’t had a hearing screening since grade school because it’s typically not part of a routine adult physical. Fortunately, a professional hearing specialist can discover a wealth of information from a hearing examination which can be used to both diagnose any hearing loss
When we were younger, we frequently disregarded the long-term health consequences of what we ate, we were more concerned about taste and instant gratification. But as we become adults we start to become aware of how what we eat can affect our health and overall well-being. Recent research has uncovered a surprising connection between poor
The typical summer day is likely filled with fun activities and happenings, from motorcycle rides to family outings to fireworks to sporting events. And while most of these activities are healthy, many can present hidden risks to your hearing health. Over time, the loud noises that come with some of these activities can cause irreversible
Motorcycle enthusiasts frequently mention the thrill of speed and the love for the open road as the driving force behind their passion. But this exciting hobby comes at a high risk of permanent hearing damage for people who ride a lot. The impact of motorcycle speed and riding time on hearing health was examined in
You’re a fairly busy individual, so it’s understandable that you totally forgot about the hearing test you have scheduled. Luckily, you just got that reminder text from the clinic, and you still have time to prepare. But what type of preparation should you do? While it may not call for an all-night study session like
Summer is all about sunshine, relaxation, and an abundance of social activities. However, for people with hearing loss, navigating these seasonal gatherings can sometimes pose unique obstacles. Don’t worry though, even with hearing loss, you can still enjoy summer fun. Essential tips to get the most of summer Here are seven recommended tips to help
Did you realize that high blood pressure can also increase your chance of developing age-related hearing loss? Age-related hearing loss normally starts to manifest in your 40s, 50s, or 60s. You probably won’t even notice your progressing hearing loss even though it’s an irreversible condition. Typically, it’s the result of many years of noise-related damage.
Your whole life can be impacted by age-related hearing loss. Besides your ability to hear, your professional life, your social life, and even your cognitive clarity can also be impacted. The way your brain works, including your mood and memory, can be substantially affected by hearing loss. Sometimes, the connection between hearing loss and cognition
Tinnitus is an incredibly common condition of the ear. It’s one of the most prevalent health conditions in the world with some estimates indicating that up to 10 percent of the population experiences it at one point or another. The condition manifests as a sound in the ear that isn’t really there, usually, it’s a