The CDC estimates that nearly 15% of all Americans suffer from some form of tinnitus (That's over 50 million people). Out of that 15% or 50 million plus, about 20 million suffer from chronic tinnitus while over 2 million people deal with extreme and debilitating cases of ear ringing. These are people who hear ringing in their ears almost every waking hour of every day for … [Read more...]
The Best Bluetooth Hearing Protection Options for 2018
Protecting your ears with proper noise reduction devices is extremely important to your ability to retain your hearing over the course of your lifetime. Without properly protecting your hearing, you could be at risk for a variety of hearing problems such as tinnitus and permanent hearing problems. There are places that you can damage your ears where you might not expect the … [Read more...]
The Need to Know Facts About Sound Wave Therapy Machines
It might surprise you to hear that many people have some mild form of tinnitus. It is extremely common and gets more likely to affect you as you age. It is a real problem but it is also true that often, mild cases do not get reported or diagnosed because the brain works overtime to screen out the ear ringing that is typically associated with tinnitus. This way, most people can … [Read more...]
What is Asymmetrical Hearing Loss and What Should You Do?
Asymmetrical Hearing Loss, or Asymmetric Sensorineural Hearing Loss, is what is referred to when you don’t hear properly out of one ear and may require hearing care. This can commonly be caused by worse damage to one ear than the other. Some of the activities that you enjoy could be dangerous to your hearing, so if you frequently participate in loud events make sure to protect … [Read more...]
Tinnitus Treatment Sound Therapy News and Updates for 2018
It might be difficult for those who don't suffer from this condition to understand just how bothersome tinnitus can be in real life. The easiest way to explain it is to compare the condition with that annoying song that you just cannot get out of your head. Now replace that song with a ringing, buzzing, roaring or hissing sound in your ear. For the most part, whatever sound … [Read more...]