Category: Hearing Loss

Did you know that about 20 percent of Americans experience hearing loss? That’s over 48 million people! Hearing loss affects people of all ages. Depending on the cause, it may be minor or severe, temporary, or permanent. Unfortunately, many people who live with hearing loss don’t seek treatment because they’ve heard some harmful hearing loss myths. So if you’ve been hemming and hawing, wondering if you should contact an audiologist or not, take a look at our list of hearing loss misconceptions below. The truth may surprise you.

If you or a loved one are in the midst of cancer treatment, you are likely familiar with some of the side effects. One of the lesser-known side effects can be one of the most difficult to treat: hearing loss. According to Cancer.net, a variety of cancers and cancer treatments can, unfortunately, cause hearing problems like hearing loss, tinnitus, and, in some cases, permanent ear damage. Learn about the connection between cancer treatment and hearing loss, and make sure to keep your healthcare provider in the loop if you experience hearing issues during or after cancer treatment. Before you begin a cancer treatment, ask your doctor if that specific treatment is known to cause hearing loss. If it is, talk ... Read more

If you are keeping up with the latest advancements in hearing technology, you have probably heard some buzz about the new ReSound Vivia. Positioned as one of the most innovative hearing aids to date, Vivia promises to deliver clearer, more natural sound—even in noisy, complex environments. But does it live up to the hype? And more importantly, is it the right fit for you?

Spring brings sunshine, blooming flowers — and for many, sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes. As allergy symptoms ramp up, so do complaints about clogged ears, muffled hearing, and ringing sounds that were not there before. So, can allergies cause tinnitus or hearing loss?

When and why should I consider upgrading my hearing aids? If your hearing has changed and the hearing technology has improved to a point where you can benefit from it, you should consider upgrading. Schedule an appointment for a hearing test to see if your hearing has changed and possibly test-drive new hearing aids to see if they can benefit you.

At Sound Relief, we are excited to introduce LACE AI Pro, the latest upgrade to the popular LACE (Listening and Communication Enhancement) auditory training program. Designed to help you strengthen your listening skills and cognitive function, LACE AI Pro offers easy-to-use, personalized exercises that can make a real difference in your daily life - whether you use hearing aids or not.