Laryngitis: When Your Voice Goes on Vacation

The term “voicebox” is fairly deceptive. As a child, you might have interpreted the phrase literally and envisioned that a mechanical looking cube sits at the center of your throat, responsible for all your vocalizations. Your actual voicebox is not really box-like at all and is a bit stranger. When people use the phrase “voicebox,” […]

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What You Need to Understand About Earwax Accumulation

Don’t forget to wash your ears. It’s difficult not to say that in your “parenting” voice. Perhaps when you were a child you even recall your parents telling you to do it. As you get caught up in past nostalgia, that sort of memory can take you back to simpler times. But that advice can […]

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Swimmer’s Ear, What’s the Cause?

Imagine you’re a detective in an old-school noir movie. You’re taking a hard-nose approach to busting the killer and your one clue is that they have Swimmer’s ear. You’re poring through newspaper articles and old school yearbooks in an extended montage set to dramatic music. You’re wondering if any of your main suspects might have […]

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How Auditory Training Can be Improved by AudioBooks

In the past they were called “books-on-tape”. Of course, that was well before CDs, much less digital streaming. Today, they have a much better name; audiobooks. An audiobook allows you to read a book by, well, listening to it. It’s kind of like having somebody read a book out loud to you (okay, it’s precisely […]

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Hearing Loss Doesn’t Need to Negatively Affect Your Relationship

The majority of individuals don’t want to talk about the effect hearing loss has on relationships, even though it’s an issue many people cope with. Both partners can feel aggravated by the misunderstandings that are caused by hearing loss. With Valentine’s Day just around the corner isn’t it a great time to show your love […]

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Is There a Cure for Hearing Loss?

New cures are regularly being found. That could be a positive or a negative. For example, you might look at promising new research in the arena of curing hearing loss and you figure you don’t really have to be all that careful. By the time you start showing symptoms of hearing loss, you think, they’ll […]

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Persistent Cough? Six Reasons and When You Need to Worry

Typically, a cough is a sign of illness or allergies. You cough from time to time, or for a few days, and then it goes away. But if you find yourself coughing all day, every day, something going on. But in some cases, coughs can last for a long time. You feel fine, but you’re […]

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Post Covid-19 Sensorineural Hearing Loss

You might develop hearing loss as you get older, particularly if you frequently expose yourself to loud noise. Likewise, if you work on a busy factory floor and don’t wear ear protection, hearing loss might be in your future. These are fairly common and well recognized causes of hearing loss. But there’s a new fighter […]

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