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...
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Dec 14, 2020 | Hearing Loss Articles
You’re on day two. There’s still complete obstruction in your right ear. The last time you remember hearing anything on that side was yesterday morning. Your left ear is picking up the slack, of course, but only hearing from a single direction is leaving you...
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Nov 30, 2020 | Hearing Loss Articles
When you were 16 and cranked the radio up to full volume, you weren’t thinking about how this might affect your health. You simply enjoyed the music. As you got older, you probably indulged in evenings out at loud movies and concerts. It may even be common for...
by Professional Audiology and Hearing Center, INC. | Nov 2, 2020 | Hearing Loss Articles
COVID-19 has some uncommon symptoms including dampening your sense of smell and taste. Indeed, loss of smell is often one of the initial signs of infection. But COVID-19 affects more than just your sense of taste and smell. New studies are pointing to an unusual, but...
