by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Apr 5, 2021 | Hearing Loss Articles
Anxiety is defined as a continual state of alertness. It warns us of peril, but for some people, anxiety becomes unregulated, and their bodies react as if everything is a potential threat. You could find yourself full of feelings of dread while performing daily tasks....
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Mar 1, 2021 | Hearing Loss Articles
The entire year is allergy season in some locations. Allergies can range from mild to extreme and can be caused by anything from pollen to pet dander. The first and most common indications that you are dealing with allergies are usually itchy eyes and a runny nose....
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Feb 15, 2021 | Hearing Loss Articles
The last time you ate dinner with your family was a difficult experience. It wasn’t because your family was having a tough time getting along. No, the source of the difficulty was simple: it was boisterous, and you couldn’t hear anything. So you didn’t get the...
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Jan 25, 2021 | Hearing Loss Articles
When you experience pain, you may grab some ibuprofen or aspirin without thinking much about it, but new research has shown risks you need to recognize. Many common pain relievers, including those bought over-the-counter, pose risks to your hearing that you’ll...
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Jan 4, 2021 | Hearing Loss Articles
Did you turn the TV up last night? If so, it may be an indication of hearing loss. The challenge is… you can’t quite remember. And that’s starting become more of a problem recently. You couldn’t even remember what your new co-worker’s name was...
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Dec 21, 2020 | Hearing Loss Articles
You want to be polite when you’re talking to friends. At work, you want to appear engaged, even enthralled with what your supervisor/colleagues/customers are saying. With family, you may find it easier to simply tune out the conversation and ask the person near...
