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At Value Hearing & Tinnitus Solutions we believe that hearing
aids are a necessity and not a luxury and should be priced
accordingly. For far too long, we believe that some hearing
aid retailers have been pricing hearing aids at prices that the
market can bear rather than what is fair. What is worse is that
their level of service and care have not always matched the
standards expected at their inflated hearing aid prices.
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Hearing Loss
Hearing is one of the senses human beings are blessed
with. It begins with the sound waves traveling through
the ear canal to the ear drum, ear bones and the inner
ear, before reaching the brain for interpretation. In case
of hearing loss, people not only face difficulty in
understanding what others are saying but also leads to
frustration, anxiety and depression. Some common
causes of hearing loss include too much ear wax and
cholesteatoma.
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How Hearing Works?
When we speak we generate sound that travels in the form of
sound waves that are then collected by the ear. Then the sound
waves focused on the ear canal and travels down the ear canal
and hits the ear drum. The ear drum vibrates in and transfers
the sound via the middle ear bones to the inner ear or cochlea.
In the cochlea sound waves are converted to electrical
impulses then sent to the brain for interpretation. So essentially
the ear is a microphone, while the brain is actually the organ
that interprets what we hear.
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Signs of Hearing loss
Hearing loss often develops so slowly that we hardly notice it at
first, but over time we can simply not adjust to the amount of
hearing loss and the signs start presenting themselves more
noticeably. The first people to normally notice hearing loss are
those closest to you and they would often point out that you are
not listening or that they always have to repeat themselves.
Those with developing hearing loss often would blame others
for mumbling or not facing them when they speak.
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Hearing loss caused by too much
ear wax
Ear wax is a necessary part of the outer ear and helps prevent
fungal and bacterial infections, while keeping the ear canal
lubricated. Normally the ear is self cleansing, but in some ears,
this mechanism is impaired by excess ear hair or a smaller ear
canal blocking the normal clearing of the wax. In these cases the
wax could build up to such an extent to cause temporary hearing
loss, requiring manual removal by your doctor or audiologist.
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Conductive hearing loss
Conductive hearing loss is hearing loss caused by a blockage of
the outer or middle ear, preventing sound waves from reaching
the inner ear. Conductive hearing loss often requires medical
intervention and can range from very simple such a s too much
ear wax right through to more serious conditions such as
cholesteatoma which is a cyst growing into the middle ear.
An audiologist performs several tests that may help identify a
conductive hearing loss. If such a loss is identified then the
appropriate referral would be made.
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Hearing Loss Overview
Hearing loss is the third most common medical complaint. The
most common type of hearing loss is sensory neural hearing
loss, where there is damage to the nerves of the inner ear,
reducing the amount of sound information reaching the brain.
Hearing aids are most often prescribed for sensory neural
hearing loss, while medical intervention is often required for
conductive hearing loss. One could also suffer from mixed
hearing loss, where both a conductive and sensory neural
hearing loss is present simultaneously.
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