As a general guide, adults under 50 with no concerns should have a baseline test followed by a check every 3 to 5 years, adults aged 50 to 60 are advised to test every 2 to 3 years, and from 60 onwards a yearly test makes sense. Guidance varies a little between organisations, so treat this as a starting point that we are happy to talk through with you. Key takeaways Under 50 with no concerns: a baseline test, then a check every 3 to 5 years Aged 50 to 60: every 2 to 3 years,

Nobody at our Coalville clinic is working to a clock. Whatever brings you in, a first hearing test, a wax removal, or a query about tinnitus, you get the time the appointment actually needs. At our Coalville clinic, we offer hearing tests, hearing aid fittings and aftercare, microsuction ear wax removal, tinnitus support, custom ear protection, and industrial hearing screening for local employers. Key takeaways Our Coalville clinic offers hearing tests, hearing aids, ear wax

At Hearing Sound, nobody is on a clock. Your appointment takes as long as it needs to, whether that's talking through a concern properly or just having a chat before we get started. If you keep asking people to repeat themselves, turn the TV up louder than others need it, struggle in noisy places, find phone calls hard to follow, or have started avoiding social situations, these are the five signs worth booking a hearing test for. Key takeaways Hearing loss usually develops g

We treat hearing and mood as connected, not separate, issues. Struggling to hear can make conversation tiring and stressful, and over time many people respond by withdrawing from social situations rather than persisting through them. This withdrawal can lead to isolation, and isolation is closely linked to low mood. Research has found notably higher rates of depression among adults with hearing loss, particularly those aged 60 and over. Key takeaways Hearing loss and mental h

Tinnitus affects millions of us worldwide, it is often described as a ringing or buzzing in the ears but can be any noise you are hearing that can not be attributed to an external sound. Its always best to seek a diagnosis and advice from a professional, this guide is intended for those of you who have already completed this journey and are looking for practical advice on managing tinnitus. First lets discuss the difficult part, the reality is that changing some bad habits wi

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in hearing aids has already begun and is shaping up to transform the way people experience sound. If you’re not a techy, the thought of AI can be a little off putting but studies show it will likely be able to offer unprecedented benefits in terms of improving clarity for the hearing aid user. I've not had a patient yet who has come to me because they want to hear worse! Personalized Sound Profiles One of the most exciting advan

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What is Tinnitus? "The perception of noises in the head and/or ears which have no external source" . Often described as a ringing or...

You would be forgiven for getting frustrated whilst trying to communicate with a loved one who has a hearing loss. Constantly having to...

That’s not uncommon. Hearing loss symptoms are subtle and typically emerge slowly. It frequently takes years for people to realize they...