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Tinnitus – Ringing in the Ears

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About 1 out of every 10 Americans has tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in the ears), and it's especially common among U.S. veterans. According to an article in Healthy Hearing by Joy Victory, Managing Editor of Healthy Hearing. Symptoms of tinnitus: Why do my ears ring? A persistent ringing, buzzing, or whirring sound can indicate tinnitus. It can be loud or soft, pulsing or steady. You may feel like you have "ringing in the ears" or that your head is full. But tinnitus symptoms are different … [Read more...]

Silence is Vital

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Science Says that Silence is Vital for our Brains! The Proof that Noise Hurts and Silence Heals, according to an article on UpLift Connect By Azriel ReShel: The value of silence is felt by everyone at some point in their life. Silence is comforting, nourishing and cozy. It opens us up to inspiration, and nurtures the mind, body and soul. Meanwhile, the madness of the noisy world is drowning out our creativity, our inner connection and hampering our resilience. Science is now showing that … [Read more...]

Breaking the Sound Barrier

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Have You ever seen the Sound Barrier? If you have never seen the sound barrier, here are some photos of a plane breaking the Sound Barrier. This phenomenon only happens at the instant an Aircraft breaks the sound barrier and it appears as if the aircraft goes through a wall. I hope you find these pictures as fascinating as I did. … [Read more...]

Water in Your Ears?

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What to do when you get water in your ears? It's important that you do not insert things into your ear. While you might be inclined to use a cotton swab to help drain the water out, this is not something you should do. It could push things further into the ear canal and puncture your eardrum. It can also remove the protective waxy layer that is inside your ear canal, and provide an opportunity for bacteria to grow. Do this to get water out of your ears: * Tip your head toward the ear … [Read more...]

Maizie off to Competition

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Our Mascot, Maizie begins her Competition phase. At the end of June, Maizie finished at the office and was heading off to competition.         She has been working hard with her trainer.             She had her first win - Winners Bitch. She also got a Group One in the Puppy Terrier Group. Congratulations Maizie! … [Read more...]

Hearing loss caused by gunfire

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Dr. Susan Terry was interviewed for an article in Healthy Hearing. Shooter's ear: Hearing loss caused by gunfire Contributed by Debbie Clason, staff writer, Healthy Hearing June 19, 2019 When used correctly, firearms provide security, livelihood, and recreation for millions of Americans. The National Rifle Association boasts more than five million members and according to the National Shooting Federation, 20 million people spend $16.9 billion annually on target shooting, a sport which … [Read more...]

Tips to Prevent Swimmer’s Ear

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Summer is here and it's that time of the year for more pool time and an increase in Swimmer's Ear. An article in Healthy Hearing explains what it is, how you get Swimmer's Ear and the problems it can cause - you can read the full article here: click here for the article Here are some highlights from the article of things you can do to prevent Swimmer's Ear: * Dry your ears after swimming - with a towel or cloth * Tilt your head to each side for excess water to drain * Use earplugs or … [Read more...]

May is National Better Hearing Month – 2019

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If you are missing the sounds of your life call Broadwater Hearing Care to schedule a hearing screening. May is National Better Hearing Month - don't let hearing loss take the joy out of your life! Give us a call at 727-323-2471. Press Release: May 1, 2019 —May is National Better Hearing Month and Dr. Susan E. Terry and Broadwater Hearing Care along with the American Academy of Audiology are encouraging the public to make an appointment if they suspect hearing loss for themselves or any … [Read more...]