Medications are designed to help our bodies heal and recover from illnesses. However, some of these medications can have unintended side effects, including damage to our hearing. Ototoxic medications, or drugs that can be harmful to the ears, may affect hearing...
Ear infections often result when bacteria or viruses enter the ear. They can affect different parts of the ear, leading to different types of infections. Prompt identification and treatment of these infections can prevent more severe issues. Middle Ear Infections...
Hearing health impacts communication, relationships, and quality of life. Thus, making it a priority in the new year can significantly enhance daily living. The ability to hear plays an integral role in how individuals engage with the world. Sound provides more than...
Getting a good night’s sleep is essential for our health and well-being. However, many people struggle with sleep due to various distractions. Noise is one of the most common disruptions that can negatively affect sleep quality. Whether it’s traffic, loud...
Staying physically active is essential for overall well-being. For individuals with hearing aids, engaging in physical activities can present some unique challenges. However, with the right strategies, you can continue to enjoy an active lifestyle while wearing your...
Everyday sounds like the humming of birds in the morning, cars honking in traffic, doorbells ringing, etc., are regular parts of our lives. These sounds should not be annoying to hear, loud, painful, or even unbearable. But what if these everyday sounds, as we call...