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07/09/2013

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Questions about hearing are answered by this week’s expert, Dr. Neil J. DiSarno of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.

06/11/2013

We make your hearing aid repair simple!

1. Fill out and submit our online service form today or you can Click here to download our service form and send in with your hearing aid for repair. We make it simple and easy for you.
2. Pay online with your credit card or PayPal. We do not accept personal checks.
3. Package and ship your hearing aid within a small box or pill box. Remember to send your aids with insurance coverage. We are not responsible for loss or damage to hearing aids. Shipment outside of the United States are subject to additional shipping fees.
4.Enjoy your newly repaired hearing aids with our six month warranty. Please allow responsible time to complete your hearing aid repair.

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06/05/2013

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05/21/2013

Three Myths about Hearing Loss

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05/21/2013

Three Myths about Hearing Loss

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Hearing loss is one of the most common conditions in the world. Yet there are a number of misperceptions about hearing loss which lead many to let it go untreated.

03/29/2013

03/26/2013

A 6-year-old held by his father as he hears for the first time.

03/20/2013

What is tinnitus?

Put simply, those who suffer from tinnitus hear a noise in their ears when there is no external source for it, but tinnitus takes a variety of forms: the noise may be heard in one ear, both ears or in the middle of the head; it can be constant or it can come and go, and it may be high or low-pitched.

Tinnitus is not an illness or a disease in itself, but it is often a symptom of a problem with the ear. Usually, it occurs when the inner ear is damaged or impaired in some way - some of the causes of tinnitus are:
Exposure to loud noises
Ear infections
Head injury
Waxy build-up in the ear
Allergies
These are just a few of the most common causes, but tinnitus can also be a side-effect of medication or a result of other health problems, such as high blood pressure. It is also commonly associated with age-related hearing loss, although it can affect anyone at any age.


What can I do?
Tinnitus can be confusing and even frightening when it comes on for the first time, but it is rarely a symptom of a serious disorder. If your tinnitus lasts for longer than a week, or if it is affecting your life, book an appointment with your GP or with an audiologist through Amplifon.

In some cases, the problem can be managed with relaxation exercises. There are also specialist hearing aids available that provide soothing tones to "drown out" the noise.
The British Tinnitus Association provides support and authoritative information about tinnitus, much of it written by medical professionals or clinical researchers. Their support network can also put you in touch with other people who have experienced tinnitus.

03/12/2013

A NEW HEARING AID CHANGES HIS LIFE FOREVER

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My whole life I’ve seen hearing people make a fool of themselves singing their favorite song or gyrating on the dance floor. I’ve also seen hearing people moved to tears by a single song. That was the hardest thing for me to wrap my head around.

03/05/2013

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