NXGEN HEARING CARE
Comparing Hearing Aid Features Millions of American experience various degree of hearing loss and hearing aid devices worn inside or around a person’s ear are one of the most common ways to manage this problem. While there are many types Read More
There are a number of ways that hearing loss affects you, your body, and your life. In fact, if left untreated, hearing loss will make you question everything. Keep reading to find out more about why hearing loss will make Read More
Tinnitus, which is often referred to as ringing in the ears, is a condition in which you hear sounds that aren’t actually there. It is most often ringing in the ears but can also manifest as whistling, buzzing, or whooshing Read More
Hearing loss is something that is frustrating for a number of reasons. When you can’t hear what people are saying, you end up missing a lot of conversations which can make you feel left out and put a barrier between Read More
Hearing loss affects many aspects of your life, including your work. In fact, research has found that people with untreated hearing loss have a much harder time maintaining good work performance which may lead to decreased chance of getting promotions Read More
Nearly everyone that experiences hearing loss goes through these five stages. If you or someone you know is in the midst of these stages, it’s important to recognize the stage and work through it. The more quickly someone gets through Read More
With about one third of people experiencing some degree of hearing loss, it’s no surprise that there are a number of famous people with hearing loss. Knowing who they are and seeing that they didn’t let their hearing loss keep 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
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