If you’ve stumbled across this page, it probably means you’re looking for some advice on how to handle your, or a loved one's, hearing loss. Hearing loss is best treated early on, but we know how intimidating it can be to reach out and ask for the help you need. With...
At All About Hearing, we believe in the importance of staying updated with the latest research in the field of audiology to provide our community with the best care. Recently, we came across an enlightening study by experts Joseph Sakumura, AuD, and Richard Gans, PhD,...
The question "How much investment is needed for hearing aids?" is one you're likely asking, now that you're here on this page. You've probably noticed, after much research, that this question seems rather difficult to answer outright. This is because the majority of...
One of the biggest challenges we face as hearing healthcare professionals is the disparity between those who decide to treat their hearing loss and those who live with untreated hearing difficulties. Many individuals opt to delay addressing their hearing loss until it...
As a musician, practicing your music in the studio is the easy part. Yet, when you play to a large crowd, it can be difficult to hear your voice and easy to become overpowered by the energy of the crowd. In-ear monitors are used by many musicians, allowing them to...
Presbycusis simply means the loss of hearing over time due to age. It’s a common condition, affecting around one in three people in the US between the ages of 65 and 75, and nearly half of adults over 75. You might not notice the symptoms of presbycusis at first,...
Very few things in life are more discomforting than clogged ears. Most people assume it’s due to wax or water, and while these are true, your ears can be clogged due to a range of reasons. If you need an answer to the age-old question, “Why do my ears feel clogged?”...
While it's true that you should be able to fully enjoy your hearing, it's important to take measures to maintain healthy hearing and prevent permanent damage. By doing so, you can continue to indulge in all your favorite activities, whether it's listening to music,...
Experiencing hearing loss in one ear doesn't mean you're alone. Hearing loss is a common problem affecting millions of people worldwide. Factors such as age, genetics, exposure to loud noises, and certain medical conditions can cause it. In some cases, hearing loss in...
If you hear well in one ear but not in the other, you likely have what’s called single-sided hearing loss (SSHL) or unilateral hearing loss. About 60,000 people of all ages in the US only have a hearing loss in one ear rather than both. Single-sided hearing loss can...
