The Vestibular System What is Conductive Hearing Loss? It is one of the most common forms of hearing loss. Follow this informative guide to learn more about: What is Conductive Hearing Loss? Conductive Hearing Loss Symptoms Conductive Hearing Loss Causes...
What is sensorineural hearing loss? Sensorineural hearing loss is the result of damage to hair cells or nerves within the inner ear. It is something that can occur over the course of minutes, hours or over the course of your...
The Rinne Test is a specific kind of hearing test. As with other hearing tests, it helps people quickly identify hearing loss. We will guide you through everything you need to know about the Rinne Test Procedure and Results. What...
Ménière's disease is a rare condition that affects the inner ear. As a result of the condition, hearing loss and tinnitus may become more progressive and ultimately become permanent. In this guide we will cover: What is Ménière's disease? Ménière's...
Muffled Hearing feels like you have “cotton in your ears” but what are the most common causes of a blocked ear? Depending on the reason for muffled hearing, the effect can happen over time or instantly. It can also occur...
The Vestibular System (attribution: NASA) Hearing loss is a serious and specific condition that affects a great part of a person’s life both on a psychological and physiological level. Hearing loss can affect your balance. The ear in itself is...
Can't hear out of one ear? This can be down to a number of things such as hearing loss, infection, a blockage, a ruptured eardrum or age. In this blog post, we will guide you through what can cause the...
Sudden hearing loss accounts for about 1% of the overall number of sensorineural hearing loss cases. Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss can occur at any point in anyone's lifetime. It can be a serious condition and you should seek medical attention...
