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The underlying foundation of noise-induced hearing loss may seem well-understood. A fairly clear-cut cause-and-effect relationship is suggested by the name, after all. Our fundamental understanding is that irreversible hearing damage is caused by exposure to overly loud noise over a long period of time. Though we’ve known this for some time now, we haven’t entirely
It can be very irritating and uncomfortable when your ears are itching. While your instinct might lead you to use your finger or a little object to scratch the itch, it is critical to know the root cause first. Pinpointing the root cause of your ear itch will help you determine the safest and most
A miracle cure that can help lengthen your lifespan is something pretty much everyone would want. That’s why you can find a great number of these miracle cures all over the internet promising longevity if you carry out this one trick. The healthcare community doesn’t back the vast majority of these supposed cures as they
The majority of people aren’t proactive about the health of their hearing and most likely haven’t had a hearing screening since grade school because it’s normally not part of a routine adult physical. Fortunately, a professional hearing specialist can discover a wealth of information from a hearing test which can be used to both identify
When we were younger, we frequently disregarded the long-term health consequences of what we ate, we were more interested in taste and instant gratification. However, as adults, we’ve come to know that what we eat profoundly affects our well-being in surprising ways. One surprising way poor nutrition can have negative consequences, according to recent research,
From sporting events to family get-togethers to fireworks displays to motorcycle rides, summer is filled with fun activities. And while most of these activities are safe, many can present hidden risks to your hearing health. That’s because loud noises, over time, can harm your ability to hear. A loud motorcycle engine or the roar of
Motorcycle enthusiasts frequently cite the thrill of speed and the love for the open road as the primary reasons behind their enthusiasm. However, if you’re an avid rider, you should know about a substantial risk: research has connected this thrilling hobby to irreversible hearing damage. An extensive study conducted by a prominent German automobile association
You’re a pretty busy individual, so it’s reasonable that you completely forgot about the hearing test you have scheduled. It’s a good thing you received a text from the clinic reminding you in time for you to get ready. But what type of preparation should you do? While it might not call for an all-night
Relaxation, sunshine, and social activities are what summer is all about. But enjoying these summer activities can be a real challenge for those who have trouble hearing. Fear not, as with a bit of preparation and consideration, you can make sure that your summer experiences are still fun. Get the most out of summer with
Did you realize that high blood pressure can also increase your chance of developing age-related hearing loss? Age-related hearing loss usually begins to manifest in your 40s, 50s, or 60s. You probably won’t even detect your developing hearing loss even though it’s a permanent condition. Years of noise damage is typically the cause. So how
Your overall life can be affected by age-related hearing loss. Not only is your ability to hear impacted, but also your social connections, your professional networks, and even your mental abilities. Over time, hearing loss can profoundly impact the way your brain works in ways that immediately impact your mood, your memory, and more. The
Tinnitus is an extremely common condition of the ear. It’s one of the most prevalent health conditions in the world with some estimates indicating that up to 10 percent of the population experiences it at one point or another. Although the most common manifestation of tinnitus is a phantom ringing or buzzing in your ear,
