What to Consider Regarding Natural Allergy Remedies
Allergies impact nearly 100 million people worldwide. Over-the-counter decongestants and antihistamines are often used to relieve allergy symptoms, and people sometimes turn to natural remedies. While natural solutions can seem appealing, it’s essential to be aware of the potential risks and limitations associated with them. Consider the following common natural remedies and be aware of…
The Power of a Support System in Hearing Health
Living with hearing loss can be hard at times, but having a strong support system makes it easier. Your support system may include family, found family, friends, neighbors, members of your church or religious community—it’s anyone you can count on to be there for you throughout your hearing loss journey! In honor of October’s Audiology…
Understanding Common Insurance Benefits for Hearing Devices
You have hearing health insurance, but do you know what it covers? October’s Audiology Awareness Month is the perfect time to contact your insurance company to find out for sure, but here are some basics on common insurance benefits. Commercial/Private Insurance If your plan does have a hearing health benefit (usually a set dollar amount…
Happiness From Hearing Devices
With October’s Audiology Awareness Month in full swing, it’s an excellent time to learn more about the positive impact of hearing solutions on people’s lives. One study conducted by the Better Hearing Institute (BHI) supplies overwhelming data about how much of a difference hearing devices can make. What the Study Found The study surveyed more…
How Can I Help My Mold Allergies?
Mold allergies can cause discomfort year-round, but they often worsen in damp or humid environments. For those with mold allergies, exposure can lead to sneezing, coughing, itchy eyes and nasal congestion. Taking proactive steps to reduce mold exposure can help manage symptoms and improve the effects of your allergies. How Mold Exposure Happens Mold releases…
Does Your State Have the Worst Allergens?
Environmental allergies can vary greatly depending on where you live, as different regions have unique allergens and conditions that can exacerbate allergic symptoms. More than 100 million people experience allergies each year, and nearly one in three adults experience seasonal allergies, eczema and food allergies. Understanding the specific conditions in your state can help you…
Anxiety and Depression Are a Risk for Seniors With Untreated Hearing Loss
Do you have a parent, spouse or other loved one who seems increasingly more anxious, agitated or depressed? If so, it could be a sign of hearing loss. Multiple studies have found a link between hearing loss and mental health issues in older adults: The Connection Between Hearing Health and Mental Health The brain and…
Ragweed: Autumn’s Notorious Allergen
Many people associate hay fever (allergic rhinitis) with springtime, but it can occur during other seasons—any time plants release pollen. A notorious autumn offender is ragweed, from the genus Ambrosia. This plant is responsible for causing allergy symptoms in late summer and early fall in almost 50 million people in the U.S. Details About Ragweed…
Hearing Devices Aren’t Enough Without Good Communication Habits
If you’ve taken the first step toward better hearing by investing in hearing aids, you deserve to be congratulated. But you should know that you’ll also need to develop good communication habits to maximize the benefits you receive from wearing them. Let’s take a closer look at some things you can start doing today to…
What to Know About Autumn Skin Allergies
As crisp autumn air begins to replace summer heat, many look forward to cozy sweaters, colorful leaves and fall activities. But those prone to seasonal allergies likely don’t look forward to the skin irritations autumn may bring. Skin allergies include eczema, hives, chronic hives, contact allergies and skin inflammation. The more you know about autumn…
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