Hearing health is a precious aspect of our well-being that often goes underappreciated until it’s compromised. One often overlooked yet essential factor in maintaining optimal hearing is ear wax, scientifically known as cerumen. Ear wax acts as a natural barrier, protecting the delicate structures of the ear from external elements and infections. Understanding the importance of ear wax removal and …
As leaders in audiology and dedicated hearing professionals, we are acutely aware of the profound impact that hearing health has on a person’s overall well-being. In this article, we delve into a deeply interconnected trio of conditions: chronic tinnitus, anxiety, and depression. We will explore the latest advancements in hearing loss prevention, diagnosis, and management, highlighting the importance of early …
As a dedicated music enthusiast and someone who is well versed in the field, I feel compelled to address a critical concern affecting musicians worldwide: hearing loss. The unwavering pursuit of musical excellence often exposes these talented individuals to prolonged periods of high sound levels, which can lead to irreversible damage to their hearing. Today, we will delve into the …
Swimming is a delightful activity that offers a refreshing escape from the summer heat. Whether you’re a dedicated swimmer or just someone who loves to take a dip occasionally, it’s important to be aware of the potential risks, one of which is Swimmer’s Ear. In this article, we’ll explore what Swimmer’s Ear is, its causes, and most importantly, provide you …
There are a lot of misconceptions around hearing loss. This is due to misinformation, or simply not enough emphasis on the importance of treating hearing loss. This may be in part attributed to insurance companies which have lobbied for decades to keep treatments for hearing loss classified as elective treatments in the campaign to reduce their bottom line. Today however, …
Everyone knows we use our ears to hear, but it’s less common to consider the aspects of hearing which require cognitive function. In truth, the process of hearing is not complete until sounds reach our brain. Most cases of hearing loss – nearly 90 percent—are sensorineural. Sensorineural hearing loss is caused by damage to tiny hairlike cells within the inner …
The world continues to become noisier as urban and suburban communities continue to expand, roads extend to nearly every corner of the world and planes soar overhead. However, perhaps it is access to the internet which seems to fill our days with more information and noise than ever before. More and more people globally have normalized the use of smartphones …
We hear to help us stay alert of the world around us in addition to allowing us to hear the people in our lives. However, sound can bring us to a full range of emotions from happy to sad. This means that when hearing loss sets in, it is no surprise that it affects our overall mood and may even …
Selecting Hearing Aids When choosing hearing aids, it can be difficult to know which features and styles are right for you. At A&A Audiology, we offer comprehensive screening and interviews to help determine the best hearing aids for your lifestyle. We also offer only the industry-leading hearing aid brands in quality and performance. We know that you will be spending …
The demand for auditory devices has played a crucial role in the history of electronics miniaturization, driving advancements in compact and efficient technologies. As pioneers in this field, hearing implements have consistently pushed the boundaries of innovation, resulting in remarkable developments. Why is this important for us to consider as we investigate and maintain the importance of healthy hearing in …
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