Understanding Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is one of the most common yet preventable forms of hearing damage. It happens when sounds are too loud, last too long, or both. Over time, the delicate hair cells…
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Understanding Tinnitus and Why It Matters
If you have ever heard a persistent ringing, buzzing, hissing, or whooshing sound in your ears when no external noise is present, you may be experiencing tinnitus. For some people, the sound is faint…
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Understanding Your Choices in Hearing Care
The world of hearing aids has changed quickly. In recent years, over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids became available at major retailers and pharmacies. You may see them in Memphis stores like Walgreens…
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Why Hearing and Balance Go Hand in Hand
Many people think of hearing loss as simply a challenge with conversations. But research shows that untreated hearing loss can also affect balance and increase the risk of falls, especially among older…
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Why Hearing and Brain Health Go Hand in Hand
Hearing loss affects more than just your ears. Recent research shows a strong connection between hearing loss and cognitive decline, including memory problems and even dementia. When hearing is…
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Understanding Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)
Some children struggle to understand speech even when they hear fine. They may ask for repetition. Noisy rooms make it worse. It’s not a hearing problem. It’s how the brain processes sound.…
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Hearing is an important part of daily life. It helps you connect with loved ones, enjoy conversations, and stay safe. When hearing problems start, many people try to ignore them. Others search online for quick fixes or buy hearing aids without…
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Raising a child with attention or listening problems can feel stressful and overwhelming. Many parents in Memphis find it hard to tell the difference between ADHD and APD. But knowing which one your child has is important. It helps you get…
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Hearing health plays a crucial role in daily life, communication, and overall well-being. Professional Audiological Services (PAS) in Memphis offers expert care. This is to help individuals maintain and improve their hearing. Let’s explore…
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Hearing is a vital part of a child’s development. It helps them learn, communicate, and connect with others. When hearing loss goes unnoticed, it can cause delays in speech, learning, and social skills.
Many children show signs of hearing…
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What to Know About Noise-Induced Hearing Loss and How to Prevent It:
Hearing LossBeyond the Ringing: Tinnitus Treatment and Management Options at PAS
Common Questions - GeneralOTC vs. Prescription Hearing Aids: Why a Professional Evaluation is Your Best First Step
Hearing AidsBetter Hearing and Better Balance: How Hearing Loss Can Affect Your Physical Safety
Hearing LossThe Link Between Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline: Protecting Your Brain Health
Hearing LossWhat Happens During Auditory Processing Disorder Testing?
Common Questions - GeneralThe Benefits of Comprehensive Audiological Care for Your Hearing Health
Common Questions - GeneralHow to Tell the Difference Between ADHD and APD: A Practical Guide for Parents
Common Questions - General, Hearing and DisabilitiesWhy Professional Audiological Services Are Essential for Your Hearing Health
Common Questions - GeneralChild Hearing Loss Red Flags Every Parent Should Recognize
Child Hearing Loss