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Approximately 50 million Americans between the ages of 60 and 75 are experiencing a hearing condition identified as tinnitus. More prevalent in men than women, the key manifestation of ringing ears is experiencing tones which no one else can hear. Tinnitus often suggests a condition developing in one of the four components of the auditory system – the outer ear, the middle ear, the inner ear, and the brain – and as a result could be more of a sign of other conditions than just a disease alone. Although it is not a type of hearing loss by itself, it can be associated with other forms of either conductive or sensorineural hearing loss. However , because tinnitus can cause individuals to hear the buzzing or ringing sound constantly, this tends to have the effect of lowering a person's absolute threshold of hearing, which makes it more challenging to hear low-level sounds normally.
Considering that tinnitus is such a widespread problem in the United States, the hearing professionals at Hearing Aid Associates – Lemoyne, PA are regularly looking into new treatment procedures. Due to the fact that many of these treatment options are fairly new, people who've lived with tinnitus for many years are often unaware that new therapies have been introduced. Being able to provide the most up-to-date tinnitus treatment options locally in Lemoyne, PA is a point of pride for the hearing professionals at Hearing Aid Associates. To better disseminate Tinnitus Therapy information they've produced a list of tinnitus therapies on their website and frequently blog about new developments in the area of tinnitus research. Readers looking for further detail about the treatment options listed here are encouraged to visit the website at http://hearingaidassociates.net or contact Hearing Aid Associates for an appointment.
Hearing aids. Tinnitus patients often also have some amount of hearing impairment. The dual benefit of hearing aids is that they cover the noises of the tinnitus while also boosting hearing ability. Many patients with tinnitus receive complete or partial relief from their tinnitus by using hearing aids.
Drug Therapies. A number of tinnitus sufferers develop anxiety or other strong emotional responses to their tinnitus. Certain medicines may offer relief from these emotional responses and offer some relief from the tinnitus.
Counseling and Relaxation. Stress makes ringing in the ears feel worse, so being able to relax is very helpful. Counseling may be appropriate when tinnitus leads to anxiety, depression or other psychiatric problems.
Maskers. Hiding (or masking) the noises of tinnitus may be achieved through an electronic tinnitus masker. Tinnitus maskers are an excellent option for many people, providing relief from the tinnitus. The downside is that they have been known to interfere with understanding of speech.
About Hearing Aid Associates:
Hearing Aid Associates is one of the most reputed hearing healthcare service providers in Pennsylvania with nine locations. Hearing Aid Associates has provided hearing aids to the Southeastern Pennsylvania area and its surrounding communities for over 10 years. The company offers a full range of diagnostic and preventative hearing healthcare professional services, including hearing aid screening, evaluations, hearing aids sales and rehabilitative and preventative counseling. The staff is dedicated to keeping abreast of the latest improvements in technological advancements in the hearing industry and is committed to offering the most current options to our patients. There are currently 9 Hearing Aid Associates locations in Boyertown, Cleona, Kennett Square, Lemoyne, Palmyra, Phoenixville, Pottstown, Reading, Lancaster.
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Ed Grabarek
http://hearingaidassociates.net
Hearing Aid Associates
115 E. Main St
Palmyra, PA 17078
(717) 473-4160
Hearing Aid Associates
6 Hearthstone Ct, Suite 105
Reading, PA 19606
(610) 816-6024
Hearing Aid Associates
1610 Medical Dr, Ste 103
Pottstown, PA 19464
(610) 482-4164
Hearing Aid Associates
1220 Valley Forge Rd., Suite 1B
Phoenixville, PA 19460
(484) 985-4029
Hearing Aid Associates
35 North Walnut St
Boyertown, PA 19512
(484) 334-2595
Hearing Aid Associates
1520 Commerce Drive,
Lancaster, PA
17601
(717) 207-8706
Hearing Aid Associates
211 West Penn Avenue
Cleona, PA 17042
(717) 685-4115
Hearing Aid Associates
305 W State St #2
Kennett Square PA 19348
(610)-400-1408
Hearing Aid Associates
20 N. 12th St., Suite 341
Lemoyne, PA 17043
(610) 816-6020
Contact Info:
Name: Ed Grabarek
Email: info@hearingaidassociates.net
Phone: (610) 816-6020
Organization: Hearing Aid Associates
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