Hearing Health
The Connection Between Hearing Loss and Diabetes
Did you know hearing loss and diabetes are two of America’s greatest health concerns? Seniors often experience both. According to the American Diabetes Association, nearly… Read More
Hearing loss is often relegated as some aged affliction that might harken notions of hearing horns and mutterings of, “Eh? What did you say, sonny?”
Oh, how times have changed…and for the better!
Actually, hearing loss detection, treatment and management has come a long way. Today, individuals with hearing loss have more treatment options available to them and superior technology that makes management comfortable and nearly indetectable. Even so, many of those long-standing myths and misunderstandings still persist.
The sooner you understand them, the better off you’ll be in managing your hearing health or the health of someone you care for:
Take reassurance that hearing loss detection and treatment has evolved at an amazing rate in recent years. That’s good news because what once went undetected years ago can now be diagnosed and treated before significant impact occurs.
Take an active role in your hearing health (or for those you care for) and break down the myths that have persisted. A little knowledge and some clear understanding of the facts will serve you well.
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