Do the Symptoms of Tinnitus Affect Hearing Test Results?
Did you know approximately 17% to 20% of Australians suffer from some form of tinnitus? If you’re one of the […]
Did you know approximately 17% to 20% of Australians suffer from some form of tinnitus? If you’re one of the […]
If there’s one thing you never want to compromise, it’s your hearing.
If you suspect that there’s something wrong with your hearing, you’ll want to do everything right to remedy the concern. But that leads to the question, “what’s the right treatment option to pursue?”
Wondering if a hearing test is in the cards for you? Here are some of the top signs that you could benefit from this service.
Your audiologist will be your partner in hearing health, so finding the best place for a hearing test means finding an expert who understands your needs and offers a suitable service. Read on for tips to help you select the right hearing test location in Perth.
Hearing aids are a necessity for those suffering from tinnitus. Find out the total cost and how to reduce it in this article.
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“Can you say that again?” If this is something you find yourself saying over and over again throughout the day, it might be time to get your hearing tested.Aside from your friends and family having to repeat themselves, and your difficulty in following…
Hearing tests are an integral part of assessing, and subsequently diagnosing, hearing loss. They can help detect conductive and sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus relief, SSD, and a range of other conditions that affect hearing. If you don’t have your hearing tested…
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Tinnitus — that ringing and buzzing in your ears that won’t stop — is a common condition among millions of Americans. Its impact on your life can be serious. Anxiety, depression and loss of sleep are common side effects. This may be especially true if tinnitus…
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What is a hearing test? A hearing test takes place in a sound-proofed room or cubicle. You will take a seat, put on some headphones and listen. We will start playing sounds that start at a bass tone…