Yes, tinnitus can worsen over time if the underlying causes are left untreated. Many factors can contribute to the worsening of symptoms, making it essential to address tinnitus early. Below are the key reasons why tinnitus can deteriorate and the importance of seeking proper care. How Tinnitus Can Worsen Without Treatment Exposure to Loud Noises: […]
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Tinnitus can be temporary or permanent and both have one thing in common. They need to be taken seriously and treated immediately as tinnitus is a symptom and not the underlying cause which can be serious.
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Hearing aids have come a long way since the 1600s when ear trumpets were used to enhance hearing. From analog to digital advancements in the 1990s, the future of hearing aids holds exciting possibilities, including artificial intelligence, miniaturization, and improved connectivity. Let’s explore how these changes will shape the future of hearing assistance. Evolution of
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Image by stockking on Freepik Although tinnitus is generally associated with hearing loss, it is possible to experience tinnitus without hearing loss. A significant percentage of people, about 8% ,who experience tinnitus will pass a hearing test with an audiogram in what is considered the “normal range”. When you consider the fact than StatsCan reports
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Signia’s Silk Charge&Go IX is the world’s first and only ready-to-wear rechargeable Completely-in-Canal (CIC) hearing aid. It is also unique in the fact that it does not need an ear mould and uses Click Sleeves simply click onto the hearing aids and come in four different sizes. The Silk Charge&Go IX is so tiny and
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The Manitoba Hearing Aid Grant is more accessible thanks to the social activism of Leslie Holden.
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The Province of Manitoba is providing a grant of $2000 for seniors over the age of 65 with documented hearing loss and a family income under $80 000 a year.
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