What is an Audiogram?
-An audiogram is a graphic representation of a person’s hearing ability. It is used to diagnose and treat hearing impairments such as partial or complete deafness. An audiogram contains information about the type, degree, and configuration of hearing loss a person has. Understanding the Audiogram The audiogram is typically presented as a…
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What is Single-Sided Deafness?
-Single-Sided Deafness (SSD) is a type of hearing loss where one ear has normal hearing and the other has severe or profound hearing loss. SSD can be caused by trauma, infection, tumour growths, or acquired as part of another disorder such as Meniere’s disease. Depending on the severity of the hearing loss, someone…
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How Occupational Noise Can Lead to Hearing Loss
-Occupational noise is the term used to describe any type of noise that is encountered in a work environment. It can range from machinery, loud conversations, and even other workers. Unfortunately, long-term exposure to occupational noise can lead to hearing loss as well as other health issues. Understanding how occupational noise can cause…
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Can the Common Cold Cause Hearing Loss?
-The common cold is a viral infection that impacts the upper respiratory system, which includes the nose, throat, and sinuses. It is a prevalent illness in humans, with adults usually experiencing it two to four times a year on average. If you have a cold, you might experience symptoms such as sneezing, sore…
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How to Deal with A Whistling Hearing Aid
-Although hearing aids can greatly improve the quality of life for people with hearing loss, they also present their distinct challenges. One major issue is whistling, which results from sound bouncing back and forth in the ear canal, producing a piercing sound. This can be bothersome, and in some cases, even painful. Fortunately,…
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