Chronic Sinus Pain? You May be Suffering From Chronic Sinusitis

Your face is sort of full of holes. Well, perhaps it’s more precise to say that your face is full of hollow places, four of them to be exact. These are your sinus cavities. Your sinuses help remove allergens and germs by assisting mucus drainage from your nose. As a result, you breathe easier and […]

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8 Discrete Signs Your Hearing is Failing

Your hearing won’t be simply gone one day when you wake up. For most people, hearing loss happens in degrees, particularly when it is related to the aging process. You may not detect it’s happening immediately but some signs do show up earlier. These early developing symptoms progress very discreetly. Delaying the development of hearing […]

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Diplacusis: When Your Hearing is in Stereo

The world was extremely different millions of years ago. This steamy, volcano-laden landscape is where the long-necked Diplacusis wandered. Diplacusis was so large, thanks to its long tail and neck, that no other predators were a threat. Actually, Diplodocus is the long-necked dinosaur from the Jurassic Period. Diplacusis is a hearing condition that causes you […]

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Laryngitis: When Your Voice Takes a Break

“Voicebox” is a somewhat erroneous term. You might have, at one time in your life, imagined your voicebox as a literal box inside of your throat. The reality is somewhat weirder, and not really box like at all. When people use the term “voicebox,” they’re usually referring to an organ in your throat called the […]

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Swimmer’s Ear, What’s the Cause?

Imagine you’re in an old school noir movie and you play a detective. You’re trying to find a killer (and you’re being rather hard-boiled about it, whatever that means) and you have just one clue: the suspect is afflicted with Swimmer’s Ear. So there’s an extended montage (with dramatic music) as you dig through old […]

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How Auditory Training Can be Improved by AudioBooks

In the past they were called “books-on-tape”. Back then, obviously, we didn’t even have CDs let alone streaming services. These days, people call them audiobooks (which, we won’t lie, is a far better name). With an audiobook, you can listen to the book being read by a narrator. It’s a bit like when you were […]

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