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Mar
Can Hearing Problems Cause Speech Delay?
Parents may feel worried when their children experience hearing loss or speech delay. This condition can be a source of frustration for both parents and children, as children may not be able to communicate effectively with their peers. It is very common for hearing issues to resu...
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Better Hearing & Speech Month 2023
Since 1927, May has been celebrated as Better Hearing & Speech Month. This special month-long event was created by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) to raise public awareness and understanding of hearing and communication disorders. At Texas ENT Speciali...
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Mar
Why Does My Ear Hurt on the Inside?
Anyone who's experienced inner ear pain knows how troubling it can be. As the ears are a sensitive part of the body, patients naturally feel anxiety about potential issues that develop within them. In many cases, the exact cause of ear pain can be difficult for patients to...
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Mar
Are there solutions for permanent hearing loss?
Hearing loss makes everyday activities like interacting with loved ones, watching TV, and scheduling appointments much more difficult. It makes sense why getting a hearing loss diagnosis can be an emotional and challenging time.Medical technology is rapidly advancing, and you ma...
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Mar
What are the leading causes of hearing loss?
Because the ear's primary functions are hearing and helping maintain balance, ear problems such as hearing loss can impact the ability to communicate and function effectively. It is a common problem for older adults, but hearing loss can affect people of all ages.If your h...
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Mar
What Causes Hearing Loss?
Hearing loss can be a frustrating and challenging experience. It is a common problem for older adults; however, hearing loss can affect people of all ages. If your hearing begins to become impaired, or you are concerned about developing hearing loss, it helps to know what some of...
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Mar
How Long Do Hearing Aids Last?
Hearing aids do not last forever, and with time, must be replaced. Typically, you can expect hearing aids to last between two and seven years before they fail. Every type of hearing aid varies in how long they are expected to last, and the lifespan will vary, person to person.&nb...
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Mar
Protect Yourself From Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
It's summertime and the tail-end of a pandemic. Finally, the world is slowly getting back to normal, and people are ready to let loose. If your summer plans involve parties, concerts, fireworks, or any boisterous revelry, be aware of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL)...
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Mar
Twenty-First Century Hearing Aids
Is it time to get a hearing aid, but you're feeling hesitant? For many Americans, the stigma attached to hearing loss and hearing aids prevents them from taking the next step, but hearing loss isn’t just about missing out on conversations. Evidence shows that loss of...
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Mar
How to Protect Your Hearing
Have you heard the news? May is Better Hearing Month. Perhaps thinking about your hearing health is not something you do daily, but we don't realize what we have until it’s gone. Here are some proactive ways you can preserve your hearing: Protect your ears...
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