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Hyperacusis and Misophonia Treatment & Information

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Posted by Memorial Hearing on August 17, 2021

Misophonia causes an emotional response to certain trigger noises. Hyperacusis causes physical discomfort as if the volume of everyday noise was much louder. Sound therapy and other options can treat or even cure hyperacusis and misophonia. Certain noises can be irritating for everyone. For example, screeches on a chalkboard can cause anyone to squirm, and a nearby jackhammer can be too noisy no matter who you are. However, some people experience much more severe responses than the average [...]

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Misophonia vs. Hyperacusis: Understanding the Differences

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Posted by Memorial Hearing on July 19, 2021

In this blog you will learn: Misophonia and hyperacusis are two forms of sensitive hearing. Misophonia causes strong emotional responses to sounds, whereas hyperacusis causes physical discomfort. Both conditions can be treated effectively with hearing aids and therapeutic interventions. Have you ever experienced a sound that you couldn’t stand? Sensitive hearing is a common issue that can have a big impact on your quality of life. If you suffer from this issue, you likely know it. However, [...]

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Hearing Aids and Devices for Children with Hearing Loss

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Posted by Memorial Hearing on May 19, 2021

Having a child diagnosed with hearing loss can be a scary and sometimes overwhelming experience. Fortunately, modern hearing aid technology can often provide substantial relief from the effects of hearing loss. However, wearing hearing aids can present challenges of its own, especially for young users. The following information on kids and hearing aids will help you learn what to expect, how to ensure the best results for your child, and how to address bullying. Hearing Loss in Children and Hearing [...]

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Can you Swim with Hearing Aids?

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Posted by Memorial Hearing on April 16, 2021

If you use hearing aids, they play a central role in your ability to interact freely with others. Having some hearing loss should not prevent you from being able to have fun and enjoy all the same activities as others. With modern hearing aids, full participation is often possible. However, there is one area that worries many hearing aid users: swimming and water sports. Getting Your Hearing Aids Wet – Is It Okay? First, it is worth noting that the majority of hearing aids are water-resistant. [...]

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