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As the New Year approaches, many begin to think about their New Year’s Resolutions, and changes that they want to make. Some of the top New Year’s Resolutions are quitting smoking, changing their diet, exercising more, or learning something new. Another thing to consider when making changes for your health and wellbeing, are your auditory […]
If you wear hearing aids, it’s important to know how to prevent weather related damage. The staff at Audio Help has put together some tips to help you avoid damage commonly caused by winter weather. Avoid Moisture Just as fog develops on glasses when you go into a warm building after being in the cold, […]
The holiday season is a time to get together with family and friends, share stories and enjoy a holiday meal. However, for those experiencing hearing loss, large family gatherings can be more stressful than joyful. Determining If There Is a Hearing Issue If you notice a friend or family member is struggling to have a […]
October is “National Audiology Awareness Month” and “National Protect Your Hearing Month,” making this a great opportunity to start thinking about your auditory health. It’s important to understand your hearing needs, so consider scheduling a hearing evaluation. Even if you don’t think you have hearing loss, a hearing test gives you a baseline of your […]
When you hear the word “audiologist” you may immediately think “hearing loss” or “hearing aids.” While they can help you with those items, audiologists can also assist with ringing in the ear (tinnitus) and balance issues. If you find that you’re turning the volume up on the TV more and more, or you’re having a […]
