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Visiting a new doctor can be nerve-wracking, but if you prepare yourself before you visit your new audiologist, you’ll find your appointment a pleasant experience. Read Up And Write Down Take some time and do your research about your audiologist and what will happen during your first appointment. Knowing what you’ll walk into may put […]
When your loved one starts showing signs of hearing loss, it can be difficult to know how to approach them. A good way to establish a plan for their hearing loss treatment is to include yourself and make sure they don’t feel alone. Here are some tips for encouraging hearing tests and promoting overall hearing […]
If you’re loading up on junk food and ditching the fruits and veggies, it may be time to adjust your diet before your ears suffer. A healthy diet has direct and indirect effects on your hearing and may be contributing to your hearing loss. You Are What You Eat Let’s say you do all you […]
Getting hearing aids is an exciting time. You’re learning about new technology, and now you’ll be able to better interact in social environments. While there is plenty to look forward too, you may also find it takes some time to adjust to the sounds you’re able to hear again. The good news is there are […]
Did you know that people with diabetes are twice as likely to have some degree of hearing loss? Studies have shown hearing loss was more evident in diabetics than non-diabetics, though researchers are still uncertain why. Extended periods of unregulated blood sugar can permanently damage the blood vessels in your body, including your ears. […]
