“I Feel Dizzy”
Do you say “I Feel Dizzy”. Majority of people will experience at least once in their lifetime. Experiencing dizziness sporadically and not impacting daily life activities, does not call for an immediate appointment with a [...]
Ringing in My Ears
Ringing in your ears, also known as tinnitus, is a common phenomenon. Tinnitus can occur in both individuals with hearing loss and without. This makes tinnitus and hearing loss two separate matters. Therefore, how they [...]
Protect Your Hearing
Many people are unaware of how to take care of their hearing and protect themselves against dangerous sounds that can permanently damage the auditory system. With July 4th firework celebrations coming it is important to [...]
What is Otosclerosis?
What is otosclerosis? It most commonly affects women 15 to 30 years old, but it can occur in anyone at any age. Otosclerosis is defined as “oto, meaning ‘of the ear’ and sclerosis, meaning ‘abnormal [...]
Babies with Hearing Loss
Having hearing loss at any age is significant; but it is especially significant in babies. About 3 in 1000 babies in the United States are born with hearing loss. Babies who experience hearing loss are [...]
Staying Active With Hearing Aids
February is a busy but short month- it contains Black History month, the Super Bowl, Valentine’s Day, and the dreaded month after you made your New Year’s goals. Staying active is difficult but staying active [...]
Hosting Events for the Hearing Impaired
As the end of the year is approaching us, we tend to have a lot of gatherings with our friends and families. When you do the hosting, you have to make sure the house is [...]