At home, it can be something as commonly used as a food mixer or the garbage disposal, or even your baby crying in the crib. On the job, an electric drill, a leaf blower, or shouted conversation from an idling truck can be the culprits. While doing things you love such as riding a motorcycle, Read More…
You have a friend who just turned 65. He’s the one who always reminds you “not to call”. He insists on communicating via email, mainly because his hearing isn’t what it used to be. He can’t pick up words over the telephone. And, you notice you are speaking louder whenever you are in his presence. Read More…
Earwax is a normal substance that keeps your ears clean and free from infection. However, when earwax builds up and blocks the ear canal, this can cause problems such as ear infections, pain, and reduced hearing. It is very important that you learn the benefits and importance of maintaining your ears. Dr. Cassandra Fynes can Read More…
Veterans who have been exposed to incredibly loud noises often come home suffering from hearing loss in one or both ears. While some hearing loss may be temporary, repeated exposure to loud noises or severely loud noises can result in permanent damage. Fynes Audiology is committed to giving veterans the best treatment possible. Dr. Cassandra Read More…
Hearing loss in children can be especially difficult as the child struggles to keep up with their peers and life. They may have trouble paying attention in class, be easily distracted, or complain of discomfort. As a parent, this is often distressing, as you wish that help alleviate your child’s pain and restore their quality Read More…
Hearing loss is often associated with aging. Many people believe that as you age, your hearing declines, and this may be the case for man. However, there are a small number of people who suffer from hearing loss due to another medical issue – a very common issue, known as diabetes. Many regard diabetes as Read More…
Loud Music Is Doing A Number On Your Ears – Hearing Loss In Mesa Music has an uncanny ability to affect people. Music can move you to dance and lift you from sad spirits. It can relax you after a long day of work or convey the exact thought you couldn’t find the words Read More…
Ménière’s Disease In Mesa: A Hearing Loss Disease Some people think that hearing loss is caused by loud music or physical trauma to the ear. However, for some individuals experiencing hearing loss, the cause is more deeply rooted – caused by a disease the individual may have. For some 615,000 individuals, the problem is a Read More…
Study Shows Major Increase in Teenage Hearing Loss A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that as many as one in five teenagers are currently suffering from hearing loss. This represents a startling 31% increase in teen hearing loss since statistics were first compiled in 1988. These sobering statistics will likely have a major Read More…
Over 360 Million Suffer from Hearing Loss Worldwide According to the World Health Organization, the world is facing historically high levels of hearing loss, much of which is potentially preventable. In the world population over 65 years old, nearly one in three people has debilitating hearing loss, or more than 165 million total. This has led Read More…