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So you just picked up your new, shiny hearing aids . The hearing health professional showed you how to use it and what to do, but now you are home and forgot everything. This is not uncommon, so here are some simple tips and tricks to remind you how to care for and clean your hearing aid. Wipe down your
We tend to take great advantage of our hearing. That is, until we notice a difference in how well we understand what others are saying to us. If you find yourself asking people to repeat what they say frequently, it could be a good idea to think about the last time you had your hearing checked . If you mishear
With the holiday season just around the corner, there is plenty of shopping to complete. Browsing shop after shop for special Christmas presents for your loved ones isn’t an easy feat. This can be even more demanding if you are dealing with hearing loss. However, hearing loss doesn’t mean you can’t make the most out of the deal-grabbing and door-busting
Presbycusis is hearing loss associated with age. At the age of 65, about 30% of the aging population will have or notice they have hearing loss, and it steadily increases, with at least 40-50% of the aging population having or noticing hearing loss by the time they are 75 years of age. There is no prevalence in race or sex
There are several different types of hearing loss one can have, and each of these types can have different causes behind them. For instance, sensorineural hearing loss can occur as a result of exposure to excessively loud noises (such as listening to music at high volumes). However, the most common cause of hearing loss is aging. When it comes to