Hearing
What Is Snoring And Sleep Apnea And How Do Nasal Congestion, Allergy And Sinusitis Affect Your Sleep?
Introduction – Nasal Congestion As many of you may know, I snore and have severe sleep apnea. What many of you may not know is that my own struggles with breathing sleeping and nasal congestion resulted the founding of my practice, Texas Sinus and Snoring. It’s a longer tale than I need to get into…
Read MoreSharp Pain in Ear? These Eight Common Triggers Could Be the Reasons
The human ear is a fragile organ. Thus, any pain or discomfort in this area is a cause of concern. Particularly upsetting is sharp ear discomfort, which makes people look for solutions and respite. In this blog, we will solve the mystery surrounding intense ear pain by looking at eight typical triggers that may be…
Read More5 Unexpected Ways Your Hearing Aid Might Be Your Savior
Hearing aids are pivotal tools in audiology, designed to address auditory impairments and enhance sound perception for individuals experiencing hearing loss. Beyond their primary amplification function, these devices are multifaceted assets, contributing to various aspects of daily life. From fostering improved communication and social connections to acting as a crucial component in personal safety, the…
Read MoreDizziness, Vertigo and Inner Ear | From a Physical Therapist and Audiologist
Dizziness, vertigo, balance issues and inner ear issues can really put you down. Sometimes patients are unsure what kind of doctor they should see for balance issues. We got with our resident audiologist Dr. Reyes as well as our neighbor physical therapist over at Get Physical Rx, Dr. Jennifer Joseph, PT, DPT, CertDN to ask…
Read MoreHow to Clean Your Ears Safely
Do you know the best and safest way to clean your ears? Have you ever heard of the saying, “Never put anything in your ears smaller than your elbow?” Many of us have heard ENTs, Primary Care Doctors, and audiologist say this while convincing you to not use cotton swabs or ear candling. Your ears…
Read MoreWhat is Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) & How to Prevent It
Noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) is hearing loss caused by exposure to harmful, loud noise over a long period of time. It can also occur after you are exposed to a loud noise in a short period of time, such as a blast or gunshot. NIHL can affect people of all ages, and it may…
Read MoreCan COVID-19 Cause Tinnitus, Hearing Loss, or Vertigo?
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak a growing number of symptoms and difficulties associated with the virus have emerged, among them are tinnitus and audio-vestibular (hearing and balance)…
Read More5 Reasons to Get a Hearing Test
Have you ever had a hearing test? For most of the population, the answer is a definite no.
Hearing loss occurs in all age groups. It is the 3rd most common health problem in the United States. Hearing loss is also very treatable. When you start treatment early, it’s more beneficial and effective. Treatment starts with a hearing test.
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