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Listen Now If you’ve been told you need hearing aids, you may wonder: Do I need two? It’s a common question—and an important one to discuss with your audiologist during your consultation. Adapting to two hearing aids may take some time, but with patience and practice, most people find that the benefits far outweigh the…
Water is an integral part of our lives here in Florida. It’s in the air all around us in the form of humidity, we sweat to regulate our body temperature in the summer heat, and we must dodge almost daily afternoon rain showers. Not to mention, a lot of our leisure activates involve water, such…
If you ever wondered “what do my ears have to do with my balance?”- you’re not alone! The ears are an integral part of our balance system. Our inner ears sense how we are moving in space, and this signal is relayed to our eyes. We have three systems that help us to maintain our…
There are a number of reasons your ears might be itchy and it is important to see your physician if itchiness persists or worsens, as it is most times treatable. Here are the most common reasons you may have itchy ears: It is important to remember not to insert anything into your ears and to…
Sannu! Hello! Our Hearing Help for Africa team has returned from Nigeria and are excited to share some experiences from our trip. We spent a week and a half in Jos, Nigeria working in the clinic and visiting various missions. In clinic, our team saw many different ear-related disorders, performed basic procedures like ear cleanings…
This question has come up recently since Apple released their new AirPods Pro 2, advertised to include hearing aid functions. So, what are those functions and how do they compare to traditional hearing aids? New features included in the AirPods Pro 2 are better active noise cancellation and reduction, Live listen, Conversation Boost, and an…
Introduction to Cochlear Implants Cochlear implants are a life-changing solution for individuals with severe to profound hearing loss. They offer dramatic improvements in hearing and quality of life. These devices are designed to bypass damaged inner ear parts and directly stimulate the auditory nerve, offering an alternative to traditional hearing aids. Whether helping adults regain…
Hearing loss affects over 37 million Americans and can negatively impact quality of life. In addition, research from the past decade has revealed a link between untreated hearing loss and an increased risk of dementia. Researchers suggest several factors that may contribute to this connection. One possible factor is that hearing loss forces the brain…
Hearing loss typically occurs very slowly and very gradually over time, sometimes causing you to forget everyday objects make sounds, like the refrigerator humming or clock ticking. For this reason, it can be quite a surprise to hear these sounds again the first couple of days with new hearing aids. Although they may initially seem…
Tinnitus is hearing sounds in the ears or head without an external source. These sounds can manifest as ringing, buzzing, or hissing, with varying individual experiences. While some people experience tinnitus as a minor inconvenience, others find it profoundly disruptive, interfering with concentration and causing significant stress. Tinnitus is a symptom rather than a standalone…
If you are experiencing problems with your hearing aid Walk-In clinic is available on Tue from 10am -11:30am and Thurs from 1pm – 2:30pm. No appointment necessary. To make an appointment call the Hearing Center at (904) 399-0350
