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At K & M Hearing Solutions, we understand how important healthy hearing is for feeling yourself. If you're experiencing discomfort, hearing things muffled, or feeling like something's stuck in your ear, it might be because you've got too much ear wax. Luckily, getting ear wax removed with microsuction is a safe and effective way to clear up your hearing. In this blog post on microsuction ear wax removal, we’ll go over everything you need to know including, what microsuction is, why it’s a great choice, and answer some common questions you may have.
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There is more choice now than ever as to where a person can go to see a hearing specialist. When booking a consultation with your specialist, it can become confusing as to which type of specialist is the best to go and see to meet your needs. During this discussion, we will talk about the different job titles in audiology, what qualifications to look out for, and what this then qualifies them to do in terms of service provision and procedures. I will also discuss what courses I have undertaken and what this qualifies me to do. - Kara Butterworth Snr Audiologist and business owner at K & M Hearing Solutions
What is ear candling Ear candling, also referred to as ear coning, involves inserting a hollow candle made from fabric and wax into the ear canal and igniting the exposed end. It is believed that as the candle burns, a vacuum effect is created, drawing out earwax and impurities from the ear. This method appeals to many due to its simplicity and non-invasive approach, find out why the cons far out way the pros in this blog as we explore the dangers of ear candling to remove ear wax.
Apple Inc. is one of the world's largest technology companies, known for its innovative products and services. Founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne, Apple has grown into a global leader in consumer electronics, software, digital services and now hearing aids?!
Hearing aids play a vital role in the lives of those with hearing impairments, significantly enhancing their ability to hear and enjoy life. However, many people wonder, how durable are these devices, how long do hearing aids last and what are some common issues when using them. In this blog post, we cover the average lifespan of hearing aids and address some of the most common questions related to using these hearing devices.
Properly maintaining your hearing aids is essential for their ongoing performance and durability. By cleaning your hearing aid regularly, you can help prevent problems such as ear infections, keep the sound quality high, and sidestep the necessity for costly fixes. This blog post will offer you useful advice on how to clean hearing aids.
Hearing loss is a growing concern in the UK and worldwide, with millions of people affected by this condition for various reasons. The good news is that by keeping your ears in good health, using appropriate protective equipment and following the helpful tips in this blog post many cases of hearing loss can be prevented. Let's start with some facts on hearing loss.
Hearing loss or temporary impairment in children is more common than most people think. But why does this happen? what causes hearing loss, and how can you spot it in your child? In this post, we’ll discuss hearing loss in children, including signs and symptoms to look out for as well as some available treatments.
Hearing loss and dementia are both considerable concerns for the ageing population across the UK and globally, but is there a connection between them? We know hearing loss does not directly cause dementia, the goal of this blog post is to explore the relationship between hearing loss and dementia, as well as discussing preventative measures.
What is tinnitusTinnitus is sound in the ears or head with no external source. For many, it's whistling, buzzing, chirping, humming, ringing, or even shrieking. The sound might come from one ear or both, from inside the head, or from a distance. It may be constant or intermittent, steady or pulsating. In this blog, we provide help and advice on how you can cope with the symptoms of tinnitus. RelaxRelaxation methods, including deep breathing, meditation, and progressive muscle relaxation, offer effective avenues for reducing stress and anxiety, potentially easing the severity of tinnitus symptoms. The practice of deep breathing has been proven to decrease blood pressure and enhance mental focus, further supporting overall well-being and the management of tinnitus. Integrating these techniques into daily routines can help cope with tinnitus symptoms.
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