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H Series are hearing aids that adopt digital processing technology to amplify the sound signal and automatically eliminates sound feedback. lt is suitable for patients with sensorineural, conductive, and mixed hearing loss with hearing loss ≤70dBHL, it is easy to wear and operate. Two types of ea...Read more »
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Many patients who wear hearing aids for the first time are not used to them. This is because the use of hearing aids requires an adaptation period of 1 to 3 months (the length of time is related to age, physical condition, hearing loss, etc.). After the sound is processed by the hearing aid, ther...Read more »
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Causes of hearing loss Hearing loss, also known as hearing impairment, is a reduction in how well you can hear. It can be sudden or gradual, temporary or permanent. It can mean hearing nothing at all or that you struggle to hear certain sounds. The main causes of hearing loss are: Age-related. As...Read more »
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Tinnitus is a subjective feeling of hearing sound in the ear or in the skull without the sound of the outside world. In a quiet environment, it is easier to feel the presence of tinnitus. Tinnitus sometimes has no effect on people, and sometimes it interferes with you, causing psychological react...Read more »
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The Fitting of Hearing Aid Hearing aids cannot be selected blindly and should be considered comprehensively in consideration of their own hearing level, external auditory canal conditions, functional requirements, and other factors. Be sure to go to the hospital’s ENT department and profess...Read more »
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Tinnitus – that ringing sound in your ear Tinnitus is a medical condition that causes someone to perceive or “hear” sound that is not present in the environment around them. Although it is most often described as “ringing in the ears”, it could actually be any type of sound, including whooshing, ...Read more »
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Your ears play an important role in helping you to hear what is going on around you and they are not too difficult to look after! Here is some advice for managing earwax and information on how best to help protect your hearing. Wax Earwax, commonly known as cerumen, is more helpful than you think...Read more »
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Many research has shown that untreated hearing loss has considerable effects on development as well as negative social, psychological, cognitive and health effects. Some may even have far-reaching implications that go well beyond hearing alone. Personal impact The main and most noticeable impact ...Read more »
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Your ears are amazing intricate instruments. And one of their most important roles is helping you hear what’s going on around you. So how do they do it? Both ears collect acoustic signals from multiple directions. The complex structure of our ears then process this information and passes it to th...Read more »
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Hearing aids differ in size,price, special functions and the way they’re placed in your ear.The following are common hearing aid styles and their features. CIC (Completely in the canal ) or mini CIC It is molded to fit inside your ear canal and suitable for mild to moderated hearing loss ad...Read more »
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Tinnitus, is a subjective feeling of hearing sound in the ear or in the skull without the sound of the outside world. In a quiet environment, it is easier to feel the presence of tinnitus. Tinnitus sometimes has no effect to people, and sometimes it interferes with you, causing psychological reac...Read more »
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Mr.Ahmed Baomr from Oman, he is only 35 years, his ears have hearing loss when he was very young, Since childhood, he has been suffering from poor hearing, so he asked for a hearing device which can suit for his ears. our engineer checked his latest audiogram and recommend a new rechargeable CIC ...Read more »