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Having the Conversation

Having the Conversation

How to talk to a loved one about their hearing loss. Talking with a family member about their untreated hearing loss can be a tough conversation. You don’t want to make them angry, you just want what is best for them. When talking with a family member about their...
Is Hearing Loss Genetic?

Is Hearing Loss Genetic?

Hearing loss is often only associated with the aging process.  However, hearing loss can be present at any time from infancy to advanced years.  In children, 50-60% of hearing loss is due to genetics.  As with any other body system, the cochlea (inner ear sensory...
Why Do I Hate My Hearing Aids?

Why Do I Hate My Hearing Aids?

Often times patients come into our office and report that their relative or friend has hearing aids and hates them. Only a small percentage of our patients are unhappy with their hearing aids, however, if you feel this way, this article is for you! Four common reasons...
Can a B-12 Deficiency Contribute to Tinnitus?

Can a B-12 Deficiency Contribute to Tinnitus?

We know that tinnitus can be attributed to several things such as Hearing Loss Stress Medication High Blood Pressure But what about a B-12 deficiency? B-12 plays a big role in the production of myelin in your body. Myelin is a mixture of proteins and molecules that...
TMJ and Ear Pain

TMJ and Ear Pain

How Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) and Ear Pain Are Related Most individuals who feel ear pain assume that the ear discomfort is caused by an ear infection. Surprisingly, many times ear discomfort can be caused by a disorder of TMJ which can cause a range of problems...
Heart Failure Patients at Risk

Heart Failure Patients at Risk

Patients with heart failure are at risk for decreased physical function. In a study published in May 2020 using data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey*, researchers discovered hearing loss has a big role in physical function when it comes to...
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