NXGEN HEARING CARE
Dangers of Untreated Hearing Loss Hearing loss is something that many people experience, particularly as they get older. However, despite the number of people effected, there’s still a stigma about treating it by using hearing aids. The truth is Read More
Invisible Hearing Aids The best hearing aids in the world are the ones that are comfortable for you to wear. In its truest form, a hearing aid is fundamentally a miniature PA system which is made up of four simple Read More
Benefits of Treating Hearing Loss If you are experiencing hearing loss, there’s no reason to be ashamed. In fact, there are plenty more reasons to treat hearing loss with the use of hearing aids rather than ignoring it or allowing Read More
Hearing loss and other hearing-related problems such as tinnitus, are the most common disabilities reported in military veterans.* However, most veterans do not seek hearing loss treatment when they first notice a hearing problem. Like the civilian population, veterans typically Read More
As someone with hearing loss, I appreciate my hearing aids and the freedom they give me to interact with others and live my life as fully as I can. Without my hearing aids, I would miss my children calling to Read More
Your eyes are itchy and your nose is runny – typical for allergy season, you tell yourself. But could your allergies also account for your diminished sense of hearing? Yes, say hearing health professionals, with symptoms that can include itching, Read More
There’s a noise in your ears that no one else can hear – a buzzing, ringing or whooshing sound that won’t go away — and it is driving you crazy. Is it a disease you wonder? Or a symptom of something Read More
Take high-frequency hearing loss, for example. People with this condition have trouble hearing sounds in the 2,000 to 8,000 Hertz (Hz) range. In speech, this includes consonants such as s, h or f. Adults with high-frequency hearing loss may have trouble Read More
The Brain and Hearing Loss When we think of the word ‘restructuring’, we don’t normally link it to the brain, but recent studies show that is precisely what occurs when we start to experience hearing loss. This new information is Read More
People who experience hearing loss could be at greater risk of memory and thinking problems later in life than those without auditory issues, research suggests. The study focused on people who were at risk of Alzheimer’s disease, revealing that Read More