“Have you noticed a persistent ringing in your ears and wondered if your diabetes might be to blame? You’re not alone.” Did you know? “In 2023, 9.4% of Canadians—3.7 million people—had diagnosed diabetes. With over 549 new cases diagnosed daily, the number of people affected continues to grow.” Tinnitus—the perception of ringing, buzzing, or hissing […]
The holiday season is a time for joy, laughter, and connection. Families and friends come together to celebrate, filling rooms with conversations, music, children’s laughter, and the occasional bark from an excited family dog. While this festive chaos is part of what makes the holidays special, it can also present challenges for those with untreated
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Never Give Up on Your Partner Getting Treated for Hearing Loss I now know the feeling of relief when a partner finally says yes, to getting help with their hearing loss. Her saying yes to booking a hearing test after 7 years of asking left me a bit dumbfounded. Really? Now? Delighted as I was,
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Investing in hearing aids can lead to a brighter, more fulfilling future. Just like how we maintain our vision, weight, or mobility, taking care of our hearing is crucial for preserving our quality of life. Unfortunately, many people wait five to seven years before addressing hearing issues. This delay can have significant consequences, not just
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Can Earwax Cause Hearing Loss? Have you ever had your hearing feel muffled and reduced because of earwax blockage? It’s natural to worry that earwax might cause hearing loss. To put it simply, yes, earwax can lead to hearing loss. In fact, earwax buildup is the most common cause of conductive hearing loss. When too
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Rediscovering the Lost Sounds with New Hearing Aids For many individuals, hearing loss happens gradually over several years. This slow decline means that many everyday sounds disappear so subtly that they go unnoticed. When fitted with new hearing aids, the sudden return of these sounds can be both exciting and overwhelming. The restoration of these
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