A few things can cause red ears, but it’s commonly associated with your skin flushing or blushing. Skin flushing can happen when it’s cold outside, or you feel embarrassed or shy. However, if you have red ears all the time, the flushing might be linked to several health conditions. Knowing when to be concerned about Read more..
Ear Infection, Do Essential Oils Actually Help?
Essential oils aren’t a new trend; they’ve been used for thousands of years for everything from congestion and healing to improving sleep and relaxation. Essential oils can be used topically or in aromatherapy, while others ingest certain oils for specific conditions. This type of natural herbal treatment, while not for everyone, can be used for Read more..
Is Depression Linked to Hearing Loss?
There is an increased risk of depression in individuals with hearing loss. Several studies show that one of the leading outcomes of hearing impairment is depressive disorder. Individuals struggling with untreated hearing loss often feel lonely, which puts them at risk for depression. These people often withdraw from people because they feel socially awkward and Read more..
Can Acupuncture Help With Hearing Loss?
Different procedures have been used worldwide to treat issues such as anxiety, pain, and even headaches…but did you know acupuncture has been attempted for hearing loss? Acupuncture has been around for thousands of years, originating from traditional Chinese medicine and making its way West. Approximately 1.5% of people in the United States have utilized acupuncture Read more..
What Is Live Speech Mapping and How Can It Help With Autism?
If your hearing specialist recommends using hearing aids to improve your hearing ability, it isn’t as simple as ordering a pair, putting them on, and going about your day. Before you can use them, they must be properly fit to your ears to ensure they’re working at peak efficiency. In the past, you would visit Read more..
How to Protect Your Hearing In Loud Crowds
Loud crowds produce loud noises, which are sounds above the 120dB. When a sound is above 70dB, it can damage the membranes and overwork the ear cells. Loud noises are harmful to the ear and may lead to several hearing conditions, such as tinnitus. Prolonged stay in crowds producing loud noises may also cause permanent Read more..
Is It Normal to Experience Hearing Loss in Your Forties?
You may think that most people with hearing loss are elderly, but this is not the case. Despite widespread misconceptions, hearing loss doesn’t only affect the elderly. Only a third of all individuals with hearing loss exceed 65 years of age. The disorder can affect anyone, even those in their 30s and 40s. When you’re Read more..
How Common is Hearing Loss in 40s?
In most cases, hearing loss doesn’t affect only the elderly; individuals younger and older are also affected by the condition. In the United States, there are an estimated 48 million people who suffer from hearing loss. The leading cause of hearing loss is noise, affecting young people more than older ones. In their 20s, one Read more..
Hard of Hearing Leading to Stress at Work?
Many people don’t realize that over 15% of people in America suffer from hearing loss. While many believe this is an affliction that primarily only affects the elderly or people in the music industry, it spans multiple age ranges and professions. About 60% of Americans that have hearing loss are currently working. Often, these people Read more..
How Has Hearing Loss Impacted Your Life?
While many people worldwide suffer from hearing loss, everyone has a different story about how they have dealt with this affliction. Recently, a musician came into our offices at Hearing Associates of Las Vegas who was suffering from hearing loss. Obviously, hearing is a critical part of his career. He complained about an inability to Read more..
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