Effects of Untreated or Under-Treated Hearing Loss Hearing loss and tinnitus are significant medical problems affecting over 42 million Americans. This isn’t just a nuisance; it’s a serious issue that can lead to frustration, embarrassment, loneliness, and isolation. People with untreated hearing loss often feel left out of conversations and fear making mistakes when they…
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If you or a loved one is experiencing any of the following early signs of hearing loss or tinnitus, it’s important to see a hearing healthcare specialist sooner rather than later: 1. Noises in Your Ears or Head Tinnitus, a ringing or buzzing sound in the ears, is your body’s way of signaling that something…
1. Believing Hearing Loss and Tinnitus are ‘Normal’ Parts of Aging Many people think hearing loss and tinnitus are just natural parts of getting older. While these issues are common, they are not normal. Think about it—conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and cancer are also common, but we don’t consider them normal. Untreated hearing loss…
When you go to a hearing healthcare provider, it’s not just about buying something to put in your ear and instantly fixing the problem. That’s like thinking you can lose weight just by taking a magic pill. If you find one that works, let me know! You’ve already started by reading this. The next step…
If you’re deciding whether to treat hearing loss or tinnitus now or later, you’re really asking yourself, “How important is my health?” Some people think hearing loss is just a normal part of aging. They might turn up the TV or radio, avoid social gatherings, or constantly ask others to repeat themselves. But hearing loss…
If you’ve been told that you have “normal hearing”, but in reality you are experiencing difficulties with hearing and understanding, we have advanced evaluation tools to determine why that is happening and what can be done to help. Schedule your free consultation today!
By Dr. Layne Garrett, AuD Did you know that one in three people between the ages of 65-74 have hearing loss and that it extends to over half of people over 75? The answer is simple– seek treatment for hearing loss with a qualified professional. However, according to the National Institute of Deafness and Other…
