Hearing Loss

Plenty of Aussies reach for Waxsol when their ears feel blocked, hoping to clear out stubborn wax. But sometimes, instead […]

Cleaning and maintaining your hearing aids is important. It preserves the life of your hearing aids and minimises the need for repairs. Hearing aids are highly sophisticated devices worn in and around the ear canal where moisture and wax are present, making them more susceptible to breakdown compared to other electronic devices.

Hearing technology is constantly changing and improving. Some developments in hearing technology may impact on medical practice. On this page, we will try and keep you informed of any technological changes that may impact your clinical practice.

Your ears are incredibly effective but delicate sensory organs. They are susceptible to damage from, among other things, chronic diseases, medications and trauma. Recent studies have shown how closely linked hearing loss is to many different medical conditions.

The ears are delicate sensory organs and are highly susceptible to damage. One of the most common and preventable causes of hearing loss is noise exposure. Have you ever had ringing in your ears after listening to music or being in a noisy environment? This is a sign that your ears are being damaged.

Hearing loss can be a very difficult topic to discuss when it is affecting someone you love. Many people experiencing hearing loss are in denial of the problem and can become defensive or angry if you try and approach them about it.

Hearing loss affects 1 in 6 Australians. It is a common condition but under-recognised and undertreated. People wait an average of 10 years before seeking help. This can make hearing loss harder to treat, and more importantly, it can also lead to serious medical complications.

Perth’s Hearing and Audiology Specialists. View Our Resources For Patients On Our Website Or Phone 08-9388-8003 For Expert Advice Or To Book An Appointment.

If you or a relative are experiencing hearing loss or worried about it, you probably have a lot of questions! Below we’ve answered seven of the most queries we get: 1. How Can I Tell If I Have a Hearing Problem? Hearing loss is rarely a sudden event – it’s more likely…

If you struggle to understand people during conversations and frequently have to ask them to repeat what they say, you might be suffering from hearing loss. By looking at the types of hearing loss, we can gain better insights into the causes, tests and treatments…