Diplacusis: When Your Hearing is in Stereo
Hearing differently out of each ear? You might have diplacusis. […]
Hearing differently out of each ear? You might have diplacusis. […]
Laryngitis can feel like your voice suddenly disappears–but it’s usually caused by an infection. In most cases laryngitis will eventually clear up on its own. […]
Earwax buildup could be a silent threat to your hearing. What are the symptoms? […]
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Sometimes it doesn’t matter how long you spend in the pool. There are many ways you can develop Swimmer’s Ear, an uncomfortable infection of the ear canal. […]
Audiobooks can entertain you and enrich your life. They can also help you train your ears–and they’ve become an important tool for auditory training. […]
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Auditory neuropathy is a hearing disorder that occurs when signals from the ear do not successfully reach the brain. Treatment can help improve symptoms. […]
There could be a few reasons why your itchy ears have been driving you crazy–from ear infections to allergies. Relief means finding the right treatment. […]
Open communication is essential for any relationship, but it is especially important when dealing with a hearing loss. […]
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Despite some promising new treatments, some types of hearing loss cannot currently be cured. But there are treatments available for those with hearing loss. […]
A persistent cough is one that lasts for over 6-8 weeks. Sometimes they are caused by minor issues; in other cases, it can be a symptom of serious disease. […]
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