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Hearing aids side effects can be a major concern to new and veteran hearing aid wearers.
In this blog post, we highlight a number of common side effects and how you can successfully manage them.
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This entry was posted in Hearing Aids and tagged Hearing loss, hearing aids, help & advice on 6th September 2017 by Joan McKechnie.
How can we stop our hearing aids falling off our ears? Hearing aids are expensive and in order to preserve them and benefit from them for a long time, special care and attention is needed.
Read on to find out more.
This entry was posted in Hearing Aids and tagged hearing aids, help & advice, Hearing Aid Accessories on 4th September 2017 by Gary.
Meniere's disease is a rare condition that affects the inner ear. As a result of the condition, hearing loss and tinnitus may become more progressive and ultimately become permanent.
In this guide we will cover:
This entry was posted in Hearing Loss and tagged USA, Hearing loss, tinnitus, ear problems, help & advice, Meniere's Disease on 18th August 2017 by Joan McKechnie.
Muffled Hearing feels like you have “cotton in your ears” but what are the most common causes of a blocked ear? Depending on the reason for muffled hearing, the effect can happen over time or instantly. It can also occur in one ear or both ears.
Read on for more information on the cause of muffled hearing, and what you can do about it.
This entry was posted in Hearing Information and tagged Hearing loss, clogged ear, conductive hearing loss, earwax, ear problems, help & advice on 5th August 2017 by Joan McKechnie.
Hearing loss is a serious and specific condition that affects a great part of a person’s life both on a psychological and physiological level. Hearing loss can affect your balance. The ear in itself is a very complex organ serving important functions such as processing sound signals and sending them to the brain. At the same time it hosts the vestibular system. Together with the visual system and the proprioception (the orientation of the body parts in space and their sense of position) it is responsible for the body balance and compromising one of these systems can lead to a balance disorder.
This entry was posted in Hearing Information and tagged Hearing loss, ear problems, help & advice on 1st August 2017 by Joan McKechnie.
Hearing aid compatible phones do exist. Not only are they of great benefit to hearing aid wearers, these extra loud phones are also extremely useful to anyone who is hard of hearing.
At Hearing Direct, we are able to provide a high-quality selection of amplified phones that work with hearing aids.
This entry was posted in Product Review, Amplified Telephones and tagged USA, Doro Phone, Hearing loss, phones, phones for seniors, Product review, help & advice on 30th July 2017 by Gary.
Which are the 10 most annoying sounds that we come across in everyday life and can we do anything about them? Learn more...
We experience all sorts of noises throughout the day but there are some most people really cannot stand, and even worse, there's many that could harm your hearing. Read on for the 10 most annoying sounds. Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Hearing Information, Opinion and tagged Hearing loss, help & advice, Ear Plugs, Fun Facts on 29th July 2017 by Gary.
Sudden hearing loss accounts for about 1% of the overall number of sensorineural hearing loss cases. Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss can occur at any point in anyone's lifetime. It can be a serious condition and you should seek medical attention immediately if you suddenly lose your hearing in one ear.
We guide you through the causes, symptoms, and give advice on how to properly manage the condition if it's untreatable.
This entry was posted in Hearing Loss and tagged Hearing loss, earwax, ear problems, help & advice on 26th June 2017 by Gary.
L’impression d’avoir les oreilles bouchées est fréquente et nous allons vous expliquer ses principales raisons. Selon la cause, cette sensation d’oreille bouchée peut apparaître soudainement ou progressivement. Cela peut toucher les deux oreilles ou une seule. La principale origine de la sensation d’oreille bouchée est une perte auditive appelée hypoacousie, qui peut être causée par de nombreux facteurs ou états de santé, telles qu’une accumulation de cérumen ou une otite.
Dans la plupart des cas, cela peut être soigné et ne conduit pas toujours à une perte auditive permanente. Afin de s’assurer que cela ne se produise pas, la raison exacte de la perte auditive doit être déterminée et des mesures appropriées doivent être prises pour éviter de nouveau des dommages auditifs. Sinon, si vous pensez avoir les oreilles bouchées, essayez notre test auditif en ligne.
This entry was posted in Hearing Information and tagged Hearing loss, clogged ear, ear problems, help & advice on 2nd June 2017 by Joan McKechnie.
Tinnitus is a very common condition that leaves the sufferer with a ‘ringing’ in the ears and this can become a constant detriment to many people's lifestyles.
In this blog post, we explore:
This entry was posted in Tinnitus Aids, Tinnitus and tagged tinnitus, ear problems, help & advice on 22nd June 2016 by Joan McKechnie.
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