Tinnitus Management: Two Ways To Find Relief in Your Daily Life
An estimated 10 to 25% of adults experience tinnitus. In some cases, that internal ringing pops up suddenly and leaves just as quickly. In others, it can last for months. If your tinnitus falls into the latter group, finding ways to manage the symptom in your daily life is crucial. Counseling options like tinnitus retraining…
Finding the Perfect Hearing Aid: Expert Tips and Advice
Approximately 28.8 million U.S. adults could benefit from hearing aids. These tiny devices amplify speech and other important sounds to provide you with clear communication and better background awareness. Getting your first pair of hearing aids is an exciting experience, but it can also feel a little overwhelming to find the right device. Let’s take…
How Noise Pollution Affects Your Hearing
Most people know that aging and extremely loud music can damage their hearing, but fewer think about the impact of everyday noise pollution. Noise pollution is any unwanted sound in your environment that can harm hearing. Let’s take a look at how loud noise can damage your hearing and a few common causes of daily…
Sleep Apnea Tests: Lab vs. Home Sleep Study
Sleep is an essential part of your overall health. Not getting enough rest can harm your heart and circulatory system, metabolism, respiratory function, immune defenses and even increase your long-term risk of chronic diseases.If you’ve been snoring louder or reaching for a few more Huckleberry Roasters coffees than usual, a sleep study can help you…
Navigating Public Transportation With Hearing Loss
Taking the bus is a great way to get around Arvada, which is both environmentally and budget-friendly. If you’re among the 15% of U.S. adults with hearing loss, you might worry about how your difficulty hearing will interfere with safe and smooth travel. Let’s take a look at five essential tips to help you travel…
Is Hearing Loss Genetic?
Hearing loss is a widespread concern, and many individuals wonder about its origins within families. In fact, a significant number of hearing loss cases are linked to genetics. Gaining insight into the genetic factors involved can empower you to make informed decisions about your hearing health and access the appropriate support when needed. How Genetics…
Why Does My Voice Crack When I Talk for a Long Time?
A cracking voice isn’t just a symptom of puberty. It can be a sign that your vocal cords are getting tired. What Are Vocal Cords? Vocal cords are muscular bands inside your voice box, which sits on top of your windpipe. Your vocal cords open and close to control the flow of air. When you…
Pediatric Tinnitus: How To Help Your Child Through the Ringing
Whether you’ve helped your little one through a nasty ear infection or fed them chicken noodle soup when they developed a cold, you’re probably familiar with the worries accompanying a sick child. Unfortunately, some concerns are more complex, but not impossible, to address than others, as with pediatric tinnitus. What is Tinnitus? Tinnitus is the…
Five Ways to Protect Your Ears This Fourth of July
Fireworks are a signature part of Independence Day celebrations. While those dazzling displays are fun, they come with bursts of noise loud enough to damage your hearing. Whether watching a citywide display or lighting sparklers in your backyard, taking a few simple steps to protect your ears can go a long way toward preserving your…
What Are My Treatment Options for a Perforated Eardrum?
A perforated eardrum is a tear or hole in the eardrum, the thin, flexible membrane separating the outer and middle ear. When it tears from an infection, sudden pressure changes or exposure to booming noise during concerts at The Stillery, it creates a hole that can affect hearing and make the ear vulnerable to bacteria….