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Despite proper maintenance, sometimes our hearing aids need that professional touch . There are specific issues that can occur with your hearing device that will require your audiologist. We are going to look at today at a few of these issues and what to listen out for. Feedback Issues As many of us know, feedback issues with a hearing device
For most people, hearing loss is a condition that affects one aspect of life; the ability to hear . However, newly emerging evidence has found that there may be a connection between from hearing loss to dementia and cognitive decline. The evidence People with untreated mild hearing loss are almost twice as likely to develop dementia than those with normal
A hearing health professional is a trained medical professional who specializes in everything to do with hearing and your hearing health. They also work on hearing loss prevention and are required to be educated to advanced degree level. With several hours of clinical practice and training a hearing health professional is qualified to take total care of your hearing health.
The goal of a hearing test , which is best provided by an audiologist, is to ensure that any occurrence of hearing loss is addressed and that further risk to your hearing loss is prevented. Hearing loss affects over one-tenth of all adults in the country, including many who don’t fall into commonly known risk factors like exposure to loud
Tinnitus is a condition that causes people to hear sounds that do not have any external basis. Instead, the sound is being created by the brain. The condition can be detrimental to the quality of life a person experiences, often causing issues such as anxiety, depression, and difficulty sleeping. There are numerous reasons a person may experience tinnitus. The condition