Five Festive Sounds Hearing Aids Can Help You Enjoy This Season
The holiday season is brimming with delightful sounds that make that bring joy to your life. However, if you’re one of the 15% of U.S. adults experiencing hearing loss, you may have missed out on these festive sounds in recent years. If you’ve been thinking about trying hearing aids but need a little encouragement, check…
Understanding Year-Round Allergies and How to Manage Them
Allergies affect more than 100 million people in the U.S. each year. When we think of allergies, we often picture the blooming trees and vibrant flowers signaling pollen season. However, for many, allergies aren’t just a seasonal nuisance. If you find yourself battling symptoms all year long, you may be dealing with year-round (or perennial)…
How To Create a Hearing Loss-Inclusive Thanksgiving Environment
Approximately 60.7 million Americans aged 12 and over have hearing loss. With Thanksgiving around the corner, it’s important to create an inclusive, comfortable environment for loved ones with hearing loss. If someone close to you has been recently diagnosed, take a look at our tips to make this holiday season more inclusive for everyone at…
What to Know About the Connection Between Hearing Loss and Balance Issues
Hearing loss affects more than just your ability to hear. It can also impact your spatial awareness and balance. This is because both hearing and balance functions are managed within the inner ear. When one aspect of this system is compromised, it can lead to challenges in the other. Understanding the link between hearing and…
Celebrate Audiology Awareness Month: Take the First Step Towards Better Hearing
October is dedicated to spreading awareness about hearing health and the importance of early detection and treatment of hearing loss. This Audiology Awareness Month, take a proactive step towards better hearing. Whether you’ve noticed changes in your hearing or have been putting off treatment for some time, this is the perfect moment to explore the…
How Does the Immune System Generate Allergy Symptoms
Allergies impact more than 100 million Americans every year, ranging from mild discomfort to severe reactions that require urgent medical care. How do allergies actually develop, and what role does the immune system play in triggering these responses? Understanding this process can shed light on why allergic reactions happen. How Allergies Develop Allergies occur when…
Hiking with Allergies: How to Enjoy the Outdoors Without the Sneezing
With fall fast approaching, it’s the perfect time to spend your weekends hiking around Arbor Hills Nature Preserve or one of the other gorgeous hikes around Plano. However, if you’re one of approximately 24 million people in the U.S. who suffer from environmental allergies, the great outdoors can sometimes feel more like a challenge than…
Allergies and Exercise: How to Stay Active Without Suffering
Routine exercise is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. While physical activity is beneficial for overall health, it can sometimes exacerbate allergy symptoms, so for those with allergies it may feel frustrating to exercise. Read along to learn more to manage allergy symptoms so you can still enjoy the benefits of working out. Understanding…
Why Do I Feel Embarrassed to Need Hearing Aids? Preventing Hearing Aids Stigma
Despite the benefits of hearing aids, many people feel embarrassed about wearing them. In fact, for those over the age of 70, one in every three people who need hearing aids actually wears them. Understanding the advantages of hearing aids can help overcome these feelings and embrace their positive impact. Misconceptions About Hearing Aids There…
The Critical Role of Early Hearing Loss Detection
You rely on your hearing to bring the sounds of laughter, birds chirping in Frisco Commons Park and conversations with your loved ones. The benefits your hearing provides can make a hearing loss diagnosis feel devastating. While hearing loss can significantly impact your life, early diagnosis and treatment can minimize its effect. How Common Is…