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Research shows that cancer survivors receiving chemotherapy are more likely to experience auditory issues such as hearing loss and tinnitus. In a study of more than 600 survivors published in the Journal of Cancer Survivorship, nearly 70% of those receiving neurotoxic chemotherapy experienced chemotherapy-induced neuropathy (CIN). CIN may include nerve and musculoskeletal pain. From this […]
Research shows that cancer survivors receiving chemotherapy are more likely to experience auditory issues such as hearing loss and tinnitus. In a study of more than 600 survivors published in the Journal of Cancer Survivorship, nearly 70% of those receiving neurotoxic chemotherapy experienced chemotherapy-induced neuropathy (CIN). CIN may include nerve and musculoskeletal pain. From this […]
Do you get angry when you hear someone chewing their food? Does loud breathing make you want to punch the perpetrator? If you have emotional reactions to sounds, you may have misophonia. Triggers of Misophonia People with misophonia tend to be bothered by everyday sounds that most of us don’t even notice. These sounds cause […]
There are currently no drugs available that treat hearing loss. At present, patients have to opt for hearing aids or cochlear implants, which don’t address the root cause of hearing loss. Damage to the sensory hair cells in the cochlea – known as sensorineural hearing loss – is a major cause of hearing loss acquired […]
Although the reason for the link is unknown, studies have found that diabetics are twice as likely as people without diabetes to develop hearing loss. With March 26 being Diabetes Awareness Day, Audio Help Hearing Centers want to encourage you to learn more about this connection. More than 34 million Americans are estimated to have […]
