A recent review of data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey shows a significant relationship between heart failure and hearing loss. Seventy-five percent of adults over the age of 70 with heart failure also have hearing loss. Why is this important? Because to manage heart failure, patients must frequent noisy hospital settings, talk … Continued
Earwax, also known as cerumen, is an orange, brown, yellowish waxy substance secreted in the ear canal. It is a normal occurring substance meant to protect the ear canal from dirt, dust, insects, and other foreign bodies. It also assists in cleaning and lubricating the ear canal. Here are some frequently-asked questions about earwax. Should … Continued
A new dimension in hearing care The future of Smart Hearing is here. With ReSound LiNX 3D™ you will be able to do more and be more than you ever thought possible. Because it’s up to 50%† better at identifying speech in various environments*, you can hear up to 80%†† more of the sounds around … Continued
Doctors and the staff at Clear Sound Audiology would like to thank Doctor Sparks for his work over the years and we wish him a very happy retirement. Thank you.
Beats by Dr. Dre is by far the hottest Holiday gift for teens and young adults. These colorful headphones start at $199 and cost up to $399. Even Oprah added them to her list of “Favorite Things” for 2013. So what should you consider when gifting headphones this year? What is so special about Beats … Continued
Article from “2013 Consumer’s Guide to Hearing Aids”, James Wilson Group Strategic Solutions, L.P. USA. www.theconsumersguides.com First, you need to understand that it is not possible for a hearing aid to completely restore your hearing. What it can do is enhance sound and thus allow you to hear better. Since hearing loss is gradual, over … Continued
Article from “2013 Consumer’s Guide to Hearing Aids,” James Wilson Group Solutions, L.P. USA. www.theconsumersguides.com Hearing problems are grouped according to the location of the damage or defect. Sensorineural Also know as nerve-type hearing loss, this type of gradually-diminished hearing is commonly associated with the aging process. Due to hair cell (stereocilia) damage within the … Continued
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According to studies done at the Better Hearing Institute (BHI), the number of Americans with hearing loss has grown to more than 34 million—roughly 11 percent of the U.S. population. The signs of hearing loss can emerge slowly, or they can be significant and come on suddenly. Either way, the common indications are often … Continued
10 -15 % of the population report experiencing the condition often referred as “tinnitus” or “ringing of the ears”. Tinnitus is a perceptual phenomenon, meaning the only people who can hear this ringing are the individuals suffering from it. It is involuntary and often perceived in the ear or in the head. Tinnitus is often … Continued
