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Most common hearing diseases

Tinnitus

Tinnitus is the perception of sound in the ears or head that is not caused by an external sound source. Those living with the condition may experience a buzzing or ringing in one ear or both, or the sound may appear to be generally in the head region. It’s not an illness or a disease in itself, but it is often a symptom of a problem within the ear or the hearing pathways to the brain.

Hyperacusis

Hyperacusis is a rare condition that can affect the way that sounds are perceived. Those living with hyperacusis experience a greater sensitivity to the noises around them, meaning that everyday sounds, such as car engines and ringing telephones, are uncomfortable, and even painful, to hear.

Otitis

Otitis is an infection that commonly takes place in the middle ear and is therefore known as otitis media. However, it can also form in the external ear canal (otitis externa) or deep inside the ear (labyrinthitis).

Labyrinthitis

Labyrinthitis is an inner ear viral infection, where you can typically experience feelings of vertigo and dizziness. It occurs when the labyrinth - a delicate structure deep within the ear - becomes inflamed, often as a result of exposure to another more common viral illness such as a cold or flu.
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What causes ear diseases?

Viral infection and bacteria buildup are common sources of ear disease. Another is long-term or sudden exposure to loud noises, such as listening to headphones at too high of volume. Would you like to learn more? Schedule a free call with us.

How to treat ear diseases

Hearing loss can be confusing and scary, but at Amplifon we have the experience to help guide you towards a solution that works for your hearing profile and lifestyle. If you are experiencing any of the aforementioned symptoms of ear disease, consult us.

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