Contrary to popular belief, hearing loss among adults isn’t always “just a sign of aging” and it shouldn’t be viewed as normal. Causes of hearing loss can be genetics, side effects from drugs, too much exposure to very loud noises, a head injury, tumors, or any of various illnesses. Hearing loss can also be accompanied by tinnitus, which causes constant ringing in the ear(s).
Aside from the common causes we have listed above, here are diseases that may cause hearing loss. Continue reading
If you are suffering from an ear infection or any other problems with your ear, chances are, you are also having issues with your balance. You may even be experiencing dizziness and a feeling of “spinning.” This is because the ear is not just responsible for our hearing, but also for our balance.
As a matter of fact, vertigo and hearing loss are often associated with each other. The two usually occur alongside each other as symptoms of ear infections and diseases such as Meniere’s disease, otosclerosis, and autoimmune inner ear disease. Continue reading
Does your infant suffer from hearing loss? While some think that such condition only occurs among aging people, the truth is the exact opposite; for even a newborn baby can have it too. The condition is congenital, and understanding congenital hearing loss is very crucial for every parent.
In this article, we will discuss about congenital hearing loss and some false thoughts about hearing loss in children. Continue reading
Are you suffering from hearing loss? How serious is your case? Only a few people know about the different levels of hearing loss; and hopefully, you are among them.
Numerous people, whether aware or not, suffer from hearing loss. The condition affects various aspects of their lives; therefore, the sufferer should be able to address it properly.
The right treatment depends on the hearing loss level. Failing to receive it may lead to numerous adverse happenings. Continue reading
Do you have a loved one who is hard of hearing or deaf? Are these conditions one and the same?
If not, what are the differences between hard of hearing and deaf?
Is a hearing aid to be helpful for the person who is hard of hearing or deaf?
In these days when lots of studies have been done, people have become more and more knowledgeable. Numerous terms have emerged; therefore, you should be very careful when using one. Failing to do so may lead to possible harm-causing mistakes. Continue reading